This 1965 Mustang earns its Mongrel nickname by combining classic Ford styling with a 427 cubic inch LS engine, Detroit Speed ...

This 1965 Ford Mustang looks like a basic coupe, but its factory K code hides a 289 High Performance V8 producing 271 ...

It takes an extraordinary person to build a car from a shell to perfection. It's a series of setbacks, chunks of cash from your bank account, and never-ending arguments with loved ones. In the end, if ...

Here’s a Mustang Shelby never made, blending GT350 upgrades with a slick roadster top. It has as much power as a modern Mustang, with chassis enhancements that help put it to the pavement. It was ...

Seriously? Another gosh darn Coyote-swapped 1st-gen Mustang? Well, before you swipe left, consider that this one isn't your average restomod. Several thousand hours, at least 4200 and change, went ...

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When you are building a ground-up project car it seems like all your progress is backward for the first several months. Much work goes into disassembling the car and installing new parts, yet the car ...

"What number car is this?" He laughs. "You mean right now, owned cars? I have seven, no wait, let me see. . . ." Denton Miller looks to his thinking spot and tries and fails to add them all up on his ...

The ePower Mustang. Coming to a town near you? This is the story of two Henry Manns. One is a successful entrepreneur and car nut from Philadelphia. The other is a Brit, son of Alan Mann, whose race ...