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You can be the proud owner of the rarest 1964 ½ Ford Mustang Convertible ever build on the first day of the retail production. This 1964 Ford Mustang Convertible was also the first car sold to the public. Prior to regular factory retail Mustang production, approximately 185-200 pre- production units were manufactured. This car will be going on auction and you will need to have deep pockets because the bidding start at $5.5 Million.

 This car was on display as The Featured Mustang in Towe Museum in California for almost 10 years. Director Emeritus William Clay Ford used this 1964 Ford Mustang Convertible for his granddaughter’s wedding in 2006. His granddaughter and her husband drove away in this vehicle after the wedding ceremony. 

Documents include but are not limited to: A) Ford Registered Owner’s Plan Card (warranty card) B) Owner’s manual C) Internal Bill of Sale D) Window Sticker E) Manufacturer’s Statement of Origin F) A copy of every title and owner history

 This unique car had a complete restoration done in 1983. But it looks nearly as fresh as the day it rolled out of the restoration shop.

We found some pictures for the new Ford Mustang Cobra Jet what will go in production now. This is one of the coolest factory build drag racer. This is not a road legal car so you cannot enjoy the speed on a normal road, but some people are lucky and can drive this race racer and enjoy all the great features.

The Cobra Jet did get an upgraded 5.4-liter V8 with a cold air intake, A/C delete, 9-inch rear end, a six speed manual or three speed auto with custom shifter, a roll hoop, gauges, a specialized suspension and huge drag slicks, but it also gets a VIN starting with the car’s name.

Ahead of the 2009 North American International Auto Show Ford announced the new 2010 Ford Shelby GT500, and they mention that this is the most powerfull mustang ever build by Ford. They also improved the interior of this car and the whole performence. Shelby Automobiles have worked hard on the GT500, as the vehicle has to compete with the ever improving muscle car market.

Some technical details : The Shelby GT500′s supercharged and intercooled 5.4-liter dual overhead cam V8 engine is expected to produce 540 horsepower and 510 foot-pounds of torque, both more than the outgoing model. There is a six-speed manual transmission what has a twin-disc clutch that Ford says improves driveability and noise, vibration and harshness.

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