Shelby and Mustang are two words forever imprinted in the hearts of muscle car enthusiasts from all over the world. When ...

If you wanted a Mustang back in 1968, the first choice was obviously the grocery-getter 200 (3.3-liter) Thriftpower developing 115 horsepower. Installed on the T-code Mustangs, this particular ...

No matter how you look at it, Bill bought the Mustang of anyone's dreams. The '68 has been restored to its original glory, sporting the standard black interior with an AM-FM stock radio.

In the course of the brief conversation, her amazing story about this ’68 Mustang convertible struck me as something that had to be brought to Mustang-360.com readers.

Velocity’s $330k Ford Mustang Restomod Says Bullitt-Rep Fastbacks Don’t Have All the Fun Update for ’67-68 Mustang Convertible features a 460-hp 5.0-liter Coyote V8, coilover suspension and ...

“It’s gonna sell as pop culture.” The top price ever shelled out for an auctioned Mustang was $2.2 million, which was coughed up for a 1967 Shelby GT500 at Mecum in 2019, according to CNN.

However, it doesn't seem right for a classic Mustang to have bumpers like that. That being said, a convertible Eleanor doesn't have bad and comes with entertainment value baked in.

A review of the Velocity Restorations 1968 Ford Mustang restomod. This vintage muscle car is greatly improved, but not enough to warrant a $305,400 price.

Budget-Built, With Help From Dad Enough of this mind-blow. The real story is how Metz and his Mustang came to be. It's a father and son bonding experience and is something that seems to elude too ...