Archive for May, 2006

New Edge Mustang History

SN-95 Mustang History

1994 called for a stiffer, yet heavier Fox 4 platform and increased HP numbers. the V8 received 215hp, and the Cobra received 240hp. in 1995, Ford introduced arguably the best Mustang yet: the 1995 Cobra R. With a deleted A/C, stereo, and rear seat this lightweight powerhouse was based on the 351 Windsor platform shared by the likes of Steve Saleen in his s351 model until the year 2000.

Fox Body Mustang History

In 1979, the Fox body Ford Mustang is born! The prayers of the enthusiast were answered with MacPherson Struts, a lighter weight Mustang than the Mustang II, and it had more power! Ford introduced the turbocharged I4 to make up for the lack of power in the past five years, and the 302 was also a welcomed addition to the Mustang powerhouse. With high fuel prices though, in 1981, Ford again lowered the power of the v8 to meet emissions standards.

Mustang II History

1974 was a sad year for Ford Mustang enthusiasts. With no v8 option and no convertible option, Ford Mustang sales went down, and the nation was being choked in the ever-strong grips of the oil crisis. The less powerful four-cylinder and V6 models were the engine options, and the mustang powerhouse took a backseat for a few years.

Classic Mustang History

On April 13, 1964, the first Ford Mustang was seen racing in the American Grand Prix races. The people instantly fell in love with this sporty and aggressive new car, and they all wanted one. Officially debuting in the World Exhibition of New York, the Ford Mustang was received by open arms and welcoming checks of future owners.