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Having a Mustang is great, but for some having a convertible Mustang is even better. With the wind blowing on your face and the feel of the open road it makes everything more exciting. Many people want one for that reason, though fear of one crucial factor - safety - often inspires second thoughts. While safety is a valid concern for many convertibles, when it comes to a Mustang everything is pretty much perfect.
I’d like to jump right into the new 2008 Twister Mustang Special’s but first we need a history lesson about these little known cars. The “Twister” Mustang were 1970 and 1985 special editions that were built for, and sold exclusively by, dealers within Ford’s Kansas City District Sales Office. There were 96 1970 Mustang Mach 1 Twister Special’s and 90 1985 Mustang GT Twister II’s built, along with some Torino Cobra’s and Ranchero’s.
In the automotive business when information about a rumor spreads and looks viable it usually is, but we are happy to report that there is at least one rumor that’s not true. Shelby Automotive is not going out of business.