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Explore the rare Mustangs inside Ford’s Heritage Vault, from SVT Cobra Rs and Shelby models to the BOSS 351 V10 prototype, Mustang GTD and forgotten concepts.
MustangMagazine tours Ford’s new Heritage Fleet facility in Romulus, Michigan, exploring rare Mustangs, Cobra Rs, Le Mans GT40s, Ford GTs, and prototypes.
There is no shortage of impressive Mustangs in drag racing, but this one deserves a closer look. Quarter-Max Racing has unveiled a custom late-model Pro Mod Mustang for J.R.
A 1992 Mustang LX coupe with magazine-cover history now packs a Gen 6 Whipple-supercharged Coyote and 10R80 transmission.
A 2024 Mustang GT, a handful of tasteful upgrades, and the childhood dream that makes ownership so rewarding.
Mark Rosowski and his father-in-law spent four years rebuilding a stolen 1986 Mustang GT in memory of Mark’s wife. Now #Foxyote86 is headed to Foxtoberfest as one of 2026’s Baddest Foxbodys.
Jeff Kurczak bought his 1993 Mustang LX new, then reinvented it as a 1,021-hp ProCharged Godzilla drag-and-drive car for racing with his family.
Purchased for high school in 1988, Joe Bloomberg’s 1965 Mustang has evolved from high 14s to an 8.17-second, 173-MPH drag car—and now runs a Whipple-supercharged Coyote with a 10R80.
Craig M.’s 1999 Ford Mustang GT has evolved from a stock 2V daily driver to an 83mm turbo Coyote-powered 8-second index winner.
Saved from the crusher, Steve D.’s Foxbody Mustang was rebuilt at home and now makes a reported 700 rear-wheel horsepower with a ProCharged Coyote swap.
