The story of Ford is very first production Mustang is a strange one. This Wimbledon White convertible with serial number 5F08F100001 is the very first Mustang ever built. It was not supposed to be sold but airline pilot Stanley Tucker fell in love with the sleek convertible and convinced his dealer to sell it to him. Once Ford found out their very first Pony was sold in error they tried to buy it back but Stanley couldn't part with it. Finally Ford made him a sweet deal and 2 years later Tucker traded in Mustang #1 and drove home in the 1-millionth Mustang! Ford then parked Mustang #1 in their museum where it sits to this day. This is your only opportunity to own the officially licensed 50th Anniversary Mustang #1 diecast. Guaranteed to be the most important car in any diecast collection. Hurry – quantities are strictly limited. Order today.Features
Ford created a sales sensation when the introduced their Thunderbird "personal luxury car"! By 1956 the T-Bird was outselling Corvettes 23 to 1. Sporting an all new 312 cid Thunderbird V-8, standard...
FeaturesPrecision Diecast CollectibleHood & Doors OpenDetailed Ford V-8 Under the HoodDetailed Interior with Authentic Mustang EmblemsChrome Grille, Bumpers & HubcapsSmooth & Glossy Paint with V-8...
Perhaps the most important postwar car ever built. On April 17th, 1964 Ford's revolutionary new Mustang changed the automotive world forever. Now park America's original Pony Car in your diecast...
Ford hired Kar Kraft to shoehorn their 429 V-8 into the Mustang engine bay giving birth to the baddest Boss ever with an unbelievable 600+ hp! The 1970 Boss 429 is the rarest most collectible Mustang...
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