history of mustang models

[hogsandbabes]

Hi There ..I am building a mustang classifieds website and would like to know if any members knows of a source for all the mustang models ever built

Thanks

Veronica

[HiFlow5 0]

Yeah, I have a book at home that covers birth through 2002. I'll let you know the title and author when I go back home.

[DiggerStang]

Musclecarclub.com is a decent site. Here:

http://www.musclecarclub.com/musclec...-mustang.shtml

Nothing is as detailed or convenient as a good book, though.

[JohnnyWash1]

There are tons of books on this in the Barnes and Nobles Automotive section; however, the most convenient and thorough that I know of is the Mustang Red Book. It is like a pocket-sized encyclopaedia.

Jon

[HiFlow5 0]

Originally Posted by JohnnyWash1

There are tons of books on this in the Barnes and Nobles Automotive section; however, the most convenient and thorough that I know of is the Mustang Red Book. It is like a pocket-sized encyclopaedia.

Jon

Yeah, Barnes and Noble is where I get most of my books. That's where I got this one.
standard catalog of Mustang 1964-2001
by Brad Bowling
Krause publications, 2001

[CeeJay]

Originally Posted by hogsandbabes

Hi There ..I am building a mustang classifieds website and would like to know if any members knows of a source for all the mustang models ever built

Thanks

Veronica

Hi Veronica

If they're any help to you, I have access to Ford press photos for each year of 1964 through to 1987 ( 1984 isn't listed for some reason ), and I would be happy to send you these.

I also have Ford press photos for all Mustang concept cars, the SVT models and of course, the 2003, 2004 and 2005 models.

If you want these, send me a private message and let me know.