1970 Ford Mustang Boss 302

Ford Mustang SVT Cobra

A wild shot of a previous cars and coffee attendee?

Foose Edition Ford Mustang

He’s handicapped with bad taste….and being from Florida.

 

(sorry Floridians)

1971 Ford Mustang convertable

Yellow cars have always been a tough sell. Bright yellow looks too “Lambo”. Pale yellows like this often invoke the unisex-baby-clothes feel. Add some orange, match the state DOT trucks. Add some green, invoke British police cars. Even cars that look good in pastels, 50’s Chrysler products for example, have a hard time pulling off light yellows. This mustang is different. Maybe it’s the white walls and dog dish rims. Maybe it’s the lack of  roof that keeps the color from overwhelming the body’s lines. Whatever it is, this Mustang’s paint makes it the coolest yellow car I’ve seen, save the Sonett.

Mary Kay Mustang

Yet another special edition that does nothing to improve the value of the car.

Sherrod SSVT-500 Mustang

June 10th Western Mass Cars and Coffee: Post 4

Let’s finish with Mopar and Ford!

Ford Mustang

The early front end looks so mature. I didn’t recognize it at first.

May 13th Western Mass Cars and Coffee: Part 2

Well, I messed up and forget a whole bunch of old American cars, so here’s a small post to cover those. I’ll get everything else in post 3.

April 15th Western Mass Cars and Coffee: Part 2

Fords dominated the cars & coffee show last Sunday, and Mustangs were everywhere I looked.