Mustang ii

The 1970s Ford Mustang II isn't a popular car, but if more were like this wild tube-frame restomod from 1978, that opinion could change.

Most car people say the Ford Mustang II was the worst Mustang—but was it really a bad car? No, and here’s why.

Brett Behrens embraces his Ford roots with something way out of the norm - 1978 Ford Mustang II

Sold - This 1978 Ford Mustang II Cobra Hatchback (body style 69F) reportedly has its original "F" code, two-barrel 302 V8 and C-4 automatic transmission (code W). The seller thinks the...

Tony Hall Found A '78 Mustang II With One Of The Original Monroe Handler Kits

For starters, it was based on the Pinto.

When a car has been around for 50 years, like the Ford Mustang, there are bound to be generational styling changes. Here’s a look at design studies and wild concept Mustangs that never quite made it to the driveway, including wedges, front drivers and Beretta clones.

Through highs and lows, Cobra still the car of his dreams. In the fall of 1979, Kevin Fangman was over the moon. The 17-year-old had just bought his dream: a 1977 Ford Mustang Cobra II. Head over heels in love with the car, he eagerly blurted to his dad he was "going to keep it forever."

Rare 72 Shelby Cobra

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