1973 Mach I

1973 was the last year for the first generation Mustangs.

1972 Mach I

1971 Boss 351

The Boss 351, probably the only performance car in 1971 to come with a genuine competition-grade engine.

The Ford Mustang saw big changes in 1971 as it underwent major restyling, it would also be the last restyling of the first generation Mustangs. The new Mustang's were almost two inches longer and two and a half inches wider than its predecessor. The wheelbase was also extended for the first time by one inch.

1970 Mustang

The 1970 Mustang had some minor changes to its styling from 1969. The headlights were moved closer to the center and its original position were replaced with vents.

1969 Boss 429

Only 1358 Boss 429's were made, 859 of them being in 1969 arguably making the Boss 429 the rarest and most valued muscle car to date. In 1969 five colours were available; Raven Black, Wimbleton White, Royal Maroon, Candyapple Red, and Black Jade) and had a black interior. All Boss 429's came with manual transmission and no air conditioning due to large engine. Five additional colours were available in 1970 including, Grabber Orange, Grabber Green, Grabber Blue, Colypso Coral, and Pastel Blue with either white or black interiors. There were also only 499 Boss 429's made in 1970.

1968 Bullitt

The 1968 film Bullitt starred Steve McQueen in a 1968 Mustang Fastback

1967 Shelby GT-500 "Eleanor"

The 2000 film Gone in Sixty Seconds features a recreation of the 1967 Shelby Mustang GT-500 known as Eleanor.

An original 1967 Shelby GT-500