So much incorrect in this video. Shame that these types of BS vids get the young folks believing it. FYI You couldnt buy a 93 cobra R from dealer unless one had an scca competition license.
Typical Felicia Karen. So hut hurt he couldn't afford a Mustang. 😂😂. Couldn't even handle the power they made. Fastest Car on the streets ever beside the Firebird coming in 2nd fastest.
I am from East Europe country Latvia. Here are not so Mustang cars. But I have worked with couple of them anyway - old good school mustangs! Love them! Your videos are really great! Keep it going!
* not so many Mustang cars here around, I meant. In museum and some of them in private collections. But even so far from US here we really love Mustangs. But price for fuel is really expensive here. So there is really rare car. No details are available. But love Mustangs! Great videos! Keep it going! Greetings from Latvia, man!
Which one would I like, NONE OF THEM, a simple GT with a manual transmission, You can not take any special cars to the mall or any other store, what good is having a special car like that if you can’t take it anywhere, so I’ll stick with a GT and a MANUAL
They should have mentioned the Mustang Warrior. You had to order the car in the Middle East on a military base. You put down a down payment and then were put into a drawing. There were only 500 built and the 1st 100 came with V8 the rest were 6 cylinders. I saw one once and the owner told me all about it.
fun fact: there was only 1 1971 Boss 302 in existence and it was recently found. as well as there used to be a dealer that could convert your mustang to a shorty and another dealer that could convert your mustang to an UTE
A lot of erroneous misinformation in this. A shame that some will treat this poorly researched stuff as true. Those of us who were there then are becoming scarcer, so myths and poor guesses will become "facts" as time goes by, sadly.
This is a Mustang video produced by a non-car enthusiast. Still some good info, but some incorrect images that don't match the narrative. 10:10, there were no Ford M-Code 4-Valve V8 engines in that era I still gave this video an up-vote, lots of great photos, production and Editing are very well done.
