This page contains the names and descriptions of all articles published in Mustang Monthly during 2002; It does not contain the text of the articles — rather, it is a guide to assist you in locating which back issue might contain the information you need.
Mustang Monthly – January 2002
In Search Of Mustangs
- Number Last — Fourth in an Eight-Part Series: 1970
Pony Tales
- Back to the Future: Jaime McCombs’ Homecoming rides in dad Jerry’s 1971 convertible at 3 and 18; Netstang: http://www.californiaspecial.com ; Eagle One adds $1,000 cash to Golden Rule Award Prize Package; 8th Annual Ford and Mustang Roundup in Silver Springs: January 11-13, 2002; We Lost One of Our Own: Robert “Bob” Penninger of the San Diego SVTOA killed in Pentagon crash
Build It To Perform!
- Winning combinations that work for the street, strip and curves
The Pavement Pounder
- Charles Maton has one of the best in his garage: a 1971 Boss 351
How-To: ’79-’93 Quick Hatch Repair
- If you’re using locking pliers or a broom handle to hold that hatch, you need help
Pony Trails 2002
- Pony Trails! Up and Attum! A recap of the MCA 25th Anniversary drive in Commerce, Georgia, and planning for January 2002’s Silver Springs trail in Ocala, Florida
Mustang!
- The Mustang’s first major redesign was a renaissance ’69-’70
Six Digits
- Martha Vail’s ’66 Convertible Really is a Horse of Another Color: 1965 Thunderbird Deep Sea Blue
Ii Tough
- Steve Tonkin’s ’78 King Cobra: Think Vintage Mustangers have difficult restoration jobs? Try it on a Mustang II!
Turquoise Treat
- Mike and Jennifer St Clare built a visual delight in their ’68 hardtop
How-To: Cool Sn-95 Fuel Door
- It looks like something from Star Wars and helps us add gadgets to an already cool car
How-To: Project ’66 Interior Wrap-Up
- Our hardtop’s interior is completed as we gain valuable closet space at home
How-To: More Interior On The Cheap
- Our ’73 Mach 1 is looking better and better; now we tackle that dash
How-To: Neat Seat Delete
- Make your Mustang fastback a two-seater with the Shelby spare-tire insert from Tony D. Branda
Nine Years And Counting
- Ron Stratton’s ’70 convertible has been a faithful companion for nearly a decade
Da King!
- Larry and Lucy Weiss’ ’68 GT500KR convertible: A celebration of Cobra Jet power
No Clay Pigeon
- Michael Clay’s ’96 Cobra coupe: This street-legal ’96 Cobra turned from hunted to hunter!
How-To: ’65-’68 Quick Door Repair
- When good doors go bad, sometimes all they need is a bit of shoring up
How-To: Install Seat Track Extenders For Sn-95 Mustangs
- The ideal solution for tall SN-95 drivers, these sturdy seat-mount brackets can be installed in less than one hour
Mustang Monthly – February 2002
In Search Of Mustangs
- A close look at the end of an era: 1971-’73
Pony Tales
- Mustang vs. Medicare? No comparison; Netstang: www.autosafety.org; Shelbys sold for peanuts in spain; Like father, like son: John and Kyle Sabo; Betcha didn’t know: rear lamp extension wiring; Department of Corrections: Jean Seat address correction
Low-Effort Show Stopper
- What does it (not) take to wow them the easy way? We offer 20 surefire tips
Born To Run
- Gary Schmidt built a tantalizing 351-powered 1969 Mach with that in mind
Cool Cloth Hardtop
- Ed Heitz’s ’65 cloth interior hardtop
How To: Project ’66 Trunk Detailing
- We “bring up the rear” of our hardtop project with the help of CJ Pony Parts
Mustang!
- Big wasn’t just a body-size issue, but a displacement concept in an era when all bets were off: 1971-73
More Than Expected
- Roger Maggert got more than he bargained for when he found this Pebble Beige ’68 fastback
Semper Fi!
- Al Eckstrand’s ’70 Boss 429 Vietnam tour car
Belated Birthday
- Brenda Gray’s ’71 Mach 1: Thanks to husband Daryl, Brenda Gray received her birthday present…29 years later
To Stop A Thief
- Worried about getting your classic Mustang ripped off? We take at look at the current technology, which greatly reduces the chances of that happening
How To: Stripe Your ’65-’66 Gt
- When you have to stripe a GT-lettered car, how do you get it right the first time?
Pony Trails 2002 Pony Trails!
- Where to from here?
Canada 5.0
- Brett Halbert’s tricked-out ’85 GT is nice enough to make all Canadian Mustang fans proud
As Shelby Does…
- Tom Johnson’s ’65 GT350: thirty-eight years ago, a retired racer realized a dream. Today, a few of us are lucky enough to enjoy it
How To: Install A Late-Model Banshee Shaker Hoodscoop
- We install a new version of the old scene and get better cold air and a cool new look
Mustang Monthly – March 2002
In Search Of Mustangs
- Why we’re so passionate about Mustang production information
Pony Tales
- TMCN Mustang Grand Show/The Netherlands, 23 Sep 2001; Nice Guy: Kevin Mills; Going to NASA: the National Auto Sport Association; Bullitt Quiz Results; NetStang: www.fordvehicles.com/cars/mustang
Buy It & Build It!
- So you want a Mustang, eh? Well, this story is for you. Includes a reprint of the 1965-2000 Mustang price guide from the October 2001 issue of “Cars of Particular Interest”
The $1500 Prize
- Brad Izett found the proverbial hangar car — a Dark Moss Green 1967 GT350
How To: Alignment Basics
- Handling and tire wear hinge on getting this geometry correct the first time.
How To: Install A Radiator And Electric Fan On A ’64-1/2 – ’66
- Do you have cooling troubles on your ’64-1/2 – ’66 Mustang? Hot Rod Air’s radiator and electric fan package might be your solution.
How To: Performance C4 Buildup
- Don’t let Dynamic Racing Transmissions’ name fool you: they can build a great street C4 for your vintage (or late model) ride.
Delete What?
- A.C. Harris’ ’65 Fastback
Rocky Mountain High
- Monte and Carol Sanders’ ’67 GTA convertible: The slippery sensuousness of a ’67 with the top down
First Timer
- Steve Snider’s ’73 Convertible is the first Mustang he has ever owned
Awesome
- Bob Lamphere’s ’69 428 Cobra is an amazing first-class Mustang
Five Hundred!
- Scott Kellys ’67 GT500 is a Super Bad Super Rad
Screaming Boss
- Mike and Linda Hudson’s ’95 Boss Shinoda: Sometimes a little shouting out is good
New And Hot Mustang Parts For 2002
- This year’s SEMA Show yielded plenty of cool bits to make your Mustang better. Here are some of our favorites.
Mustang!
- Saluting the generation that kept the Mustang name alive — 1974-’78.
How To: Install An Intake Manifold On An ’86-’93 Mustang 5.0
- FRPP’s ’93 Cobra manifold is a great addition to the intake system on your Fox-body 5.0
How To: Supercharge An ’86-’93 5.0
- Entry-level boost provided by Paxton’s Newest Novi 1000 kit gives plenty of real-world street performance for the Fox-body 5.0 fleet
5.0 Power Combos!
- We wrap up our three-part power induction-series with a look at the hottest cam, head, and intake combinations for 5.0 ponies.
Mustang Monthly – April 2002
In Search Of Mustangs
- A closer look at four Mustangs that went to the Tour de France. (Also Ford Independent Rear Suspension mules, Alan Mann Racing Mustangs and Holman & Moody Indy 500 cars.)
Pony Tales
- Founder of Stainless Steel Brakes passes: George Jonas; Ford Swapping: 23rd Annual Mid Ohio Ford Club’s Swap in Columbus, Ohio; Netstang: www.bullittclub.com; Caption Contest: Win a $100 Gift Certificate; Minime Takes Over (April Fools Item)
Daily Drivers
- Tips on making the most of your commute
Mcleod Nine
- 17-year-old Paul McLeod owns this former Mustang Monthly project car, a 1966 200 Coupe
Carburetor Basics
- Pony Carburetors has plenty of insight on the fundamentals of carburetor performance and restoration for your classic Mustang resto project
A Learning Experience
- The Carlisle Project is underway
Do What?!
- Ted Bailey’s ’64-1/2 hardtop is just a little different
How To: Vintage Headlight Adjustment
- When it all goes back together wouldn’t you like to be able to see where you’re going?
How To: Fuel Sending Unit Replacement
- Replace that malfunctioning unit with a new one from Virginia Mustang
One Of One
- Clayton George’s ’68-1/2 428 CJ hardtop has a special combination of optional equipment that truly justifies the title
Promo
- Donald Hughmanick’s ’69 SportsRoof “600”: a Dealer Promo that didn’t meet the mark
Part Ii
- Bob McLaughlin’s ’76 Cobra II. Who says the second time around is easier?
Desert Rose
- Ric Heath’s Oh-So-Sweet ’66 GT350-H began lif in Phoenix. And it’s still there.
How To: Install Sound Insulation
- Quiet down your Mustang with sound-canellation mats installed underneath the carpeting and inside the door panels
Resto Roundup Needs You!
- You got a camera? Then get it out and send us some shots of your accessories!
Time Warp
- Barbara Alvarez’s ’92 GT hatchback. Would you believe 10 years and 148,000 miles?
Mustang!
- The ’79-’86 Mustang was crazy like a Fox
Pony Trails 2002: Indiana Saac’s 25th Anniversary
- There are certain things a Pony Trail man must do; this is one of them. (Features photos of Kyle Aiken and past Pony Trails)
Hot Suspension Setups
- Do you want to turn your Fox or SN-95 Mustang into a real canyon burner? These researched and tested suspension packages are a great way to go.
How To: Install A Dash Pad In A ’79-’86 Mustang
- Dashes Direct now offers dash pads for those pre-87 Mustangs. Here’s how to put one on
Mustang Monthly – May 2002
In Search Of Mustangs
- What does it mean when the numbers just don’t add up? Diagnosing those VIN / door tag mismatches.
Pony Tales
- Atlanta Car Parade Fundraiser for Children’s Charity; You might be a Rice Jockey if…; Netstang: http://www.graphic-express.com/Hood painting info directory.htm; Horse Chuckle; Eagle One honors car clubs with “Golden Rule” award
The 10 Baddest Ever
- The editors and a select band of Mustang brothers and sisters make some choices.
Not As Delivered
- Rick Schmidt’s 1968 GT500KR
All About Driveshafts
- Inland Empire Driveline has all the answers for your powertrain questions.
How-To: Adjust, Maintain And Restore ’65-’66-Style Gt Fog Lights
- Early-style GT fog lights sometimes need a little TLC. Here’s how to fix ’em up.
High-Tech Shocks
- Edelbrock Performer IAS shock-absorber know-how is available for a majority of vintage and late-model Mustangs.
Super Hot Wheel
- Hot Wheels collector Jeff Gibbs did some wheeling and dealing to help finance the buildup of his ’65 hardtop.
Gt A+
- Bill Sebel’s ’67 GTA 390 fastback will blow you away.
Grande’ Touring
- Call Robert Waring’s ’69 Grande’ a cut above.
A Restoration A La Resurrection
- Tom Ross’ had his own Lazarus experience with his ’73 convertible.
What Is Hip?
- Tower of Power asked the musical question Ron Kinburger’s ’68 GT500 answers with a go-go color of lime green.
How To: Rear Deck And Chin Spoiler On A ’71-’73
- When you wonder where it goes, we have a solution — follow the factory.
Mustang!
- Ramping up: the ’83-’86 Mustangs.
Pony Trails 2002: Well, Here We Go!
- Indiana SAAC’s 25th Anniversary – Carlisle All-Ford Nationals – West Michigan Mustang Show — Whew, three in a row (almost) make for a tired but happy trail boss.
Mustang Experience
- Carlene wise reflects on a ’70 428 Mach 1 Cobra named Lucille.
Special! Hot Catalogs
- A great selection of the best catalogs out there.
Hot Chips!
- Factory ECUs limit potential performance of stock and modified Mustangs. Let aftermarket chips release that untapped horsepower.
Mustang Monthly – June 2002
In Search Of Mustangs
- Do you have a ’64 Indianapolis 500 Mustang Pace Car?
Pony Tales
- Business News: ARP Grows, Steeda Steps Up, Midnight Motors; NEW FE Block; Netstang: http://429mustangcougarinfo.50megs.com; Ford 100th Anniversary Countdown
Build Your Own Eleanor
- The real star of the recent “Gone in 60 Seconds” is Eleanor, a way-cool ’67 fastback. It’s now possible to build one yourself.
How To: Identify Power Steering
- Helping you understand what makes it so easy to steer.
How To: Fix Your Automatic Shifter
- We attempt (and succeed) in replacing the automatic shifter bushings while the shifter is still in the car.
How To: Gear Your Front Suspension For Speed
- National Parts Depot and Stainless Steel Brakes help us get Project ’70 road-ready.
A Family Affair
- Brian Barton kept his 1966 hardtop GT restoration project in the family.
A Tough Sell
- Dave Cooper’s flawless 1968 Lime Gold convertible might’ve once been a hard-to-market color, but not anymore.
Made To Order
- David Peterson’s 1969 Special Order 428 CJ SportsRoof.
White Knight
- Steve Thibodeau’s ’72 Mach 1 has been through the ringer and comes out shining.
Orange County
- This isn’t about a place. It’s about an experience. William Lamb’s ’69 GT500.
Something Borrowed, Something New
- The Drag Pak lives again with Paul Svinicki’s 2001 “shaker Mustang.”
Wheels And Tires Make The Car
- Upgrading from a 14-inch wheel and 60-series tire to a 15-inch wheel and 50-series tire makes a big difference in both looks and performance.
Pony Trails 2002: Northeast, North Central, Northwest!
- Carlisle All Ford Nationals, West Michigan Mustang Show, Mustangs Northwest Roundup. This triple threat is the stuff dreams are made of and No-Doz was developed for.
Mustang! 1987-’90
- Some of the Mustang’s best years were when it didn’t change much at all.
How To: Install Msd Ignition Components
- With MSD’s plug-in wiring harness, installing a 6AL ignition box and Blaster TFI coil couldn’t be easier.
How To: Install A Mass-Air Conversion Kit
- Converting your ’86-’88 5.0’s EFI system from speed-density to mass-air metering is a big first step for better street performance.
Clear For Takeoff
- Saleen Performance Parts offers new factory takeoff SN-95 Mustang bits to upgrade V-6 or earlier GT models.
Mustang Monthly – July 2002
In Search Of Mustangs
- Understanding a one-of-a-kind Mustang Called “The Deuce’s Coupe.” Art Cairo’s 5F07K100148 was built for Henry Ford II.
Pony Tales
- The Mach 1 Cometh: New updated late-model version; Our First YO Winner!: Barbara Alvarez; When We Make A Promise: Noel Sikba’s Pantera-drawn “Pony Trails” watercolors; Winner of the Caption Contest for May: Tom Talbott.
Top-5 Money Makers
- 2002 Investment Guide. Featuring Stanley Gibson’s 1968 Shelby GT500 Cover Car Convertible.
How-To: Add Rear Discs, Springs And Sway Bars
- Bulking up for some serious road duty can be achieved with key components from NPD and Stainless Steel Brakes.
Mustang! 1991-’93
- Our retrospective of the last of the Fox cars.
How To: Ram Air Valve Replacement
- Long gone from the Ford parts shelf, RK Enterprises releases a new actuator for the 1968-1/2 – 1970 Shaker.
How To: Replace Your Vintage Timing Chain
- If you have an older 289, 302 or 351, the timing chain may need some TLC.
No-No Mustang
- Jeff Kruger’s ’67 hardtop. From a Wrecked Hulk to a Show Winner, this Mustang was there for its owner.
Rolling Reference
- Gordon and Helen Volkey’s 1964-1/2 convertible still documents its assembly-line genetic code.
For The Better
- Gordon Trifts’ 1970 Mach 1. Selling an old Mustang turned out to be a good thing.
How To: Install White Face Gauges
- M-Detail/The Mustang Market makes it possible to change your instrumentation’s looks in about an hour.
Complete Makeover
- Steve and Angie Kiker’s went the full rags-to-riches gamut with this 1972 convertible.
Rolling Thunder
- Christopher Cox’s 1965 Competition Shelby.
Pony Trails 2002: Mustangs Northwest Roundup
- Bigger is better. Only one Trail in July? Sure, but Boy Howdy is it a Biggun’. Bellevue, Washington, July 18-21, 2002.
How To: Late-Model Quarter Window Repairs
- The one part of the 1987-1993 Fox Mustangs that should have been better designed are the quarter windows. Here are two solutions to repair them.
How To: Jazz Up A Fox Mustang Body
- Now that the 1990 Mustangs are 12 years old, many are in a position of needing to “do” something with the exterior; here’s what’s out there.
Pace Yourself
- Jeff Pace’s 1988 LX 5.0 hatchback was made especially for driving.
Horsepower In The Mustang World
- Engine dyno or factory power ratings versus chassis dyno. What’s the real difference between the numbers you get from each one?
Mustang Monthly – August 2002
In Search Of Mustangs
- Mustang Extremes: 1967. First in a series from the Marti Auto Works Database.
Pony Tales
- Pep Boys Virtual Car Show 2002; Ford and Christie’s teamed up and offered prototypes to public; Netstang: Pete Disher’s 1968 Shelby Web Site; YO! Club Winner!: Cyle Neumann, Vancouver, WA; Wanna win $100? Here’s How…
Pony Trails 2002: 5th Anniversary
- The Grand National: We Go to the Home of Speed
It’s Back! The 2003 Mach 1
- Is it all that the old cars are – or is it more? We look at the car, drive it, and let you know
How To: Five Weekend Projects
- Here’s a look at five cool bits you can install on your vintage Mustang in the course of a weekend. ’65-’66 Five-Dial Gauge Cluster Rebuild; ’65-66 Radiator and Electric Fan Install; Install GT-Style Fog Lights; Install a Lecarra Steering Wheel; Add an Export Brace and Monte Carlo Bar
Six And The City
- Kevin Lohse’s ’66 convertible.
Road Trip!
- Bill Norman’s ’68 GT/CS
Something…Different
- Alan and Donna Rye’s ’69 428 Cobra Jet Mach 1.
Long Time Coming
- Louie and Becky Mills’ Boss 351.
Snake Charming
- George Batejan’s ’68 Shelby GT350 Fastback.
Guide To The 289 Hi-Po
- A closer look at Ford’s high-revving 289 Hi-Po Small-Block.
Dream Saleen
- Ric Kolb’s ’88 Saleen convertible
Mustang!!! 1994-’98
- America’s favorite fun car is reborn as the SN95.
Guide To Five-Speed Transmissions
- There are several choices in the area of five-speed transmissions for Fox and SN-95 Mustangs. Here’s a look at the most popular.
How To: Really Wide Tires On A ’94-’95
- In case you didn’t know, the modern-classic ’95 Cobra R wheel is available in a huge 17×10.5-inch size for the back of SN-95 Mustangs.
Mustang Monthly – September 2002
In Search Of Mustangs
- Understanding the bizarre mystery of mis-stamps
Pony Tales
- Ford debuts touring centennial display; Caption contest; Pony Jokes; New Chief of Mustang Nameplate Hau Thai-Tang; Ford’s 100th Anniversary is coming.
Buy It Now!
- Top Buyer’s Tips: Getting your dream Mustang without going to the cleaners
Pony Trails 2002: The Grand National, Fast Times At Lowes
- Fast tracking around North Carolina and one of the big ovals? Way too cool.
All About Brakes
- Building better binders boils down to understanding what brings you to a safe stop. Features diagrams and maintenance information for 1965-1973 drum, disc and power brakes.
A Decade Of Blue
- Brock Berg’s ’66 fastback
The Big Woah!
- Judy and Steve Amoss’ ’70 Mach 1.
The Last Word On Our Project 1972 Mach 1: Turnin’ Yellow
- Medium Bright Yellow and finally done, behold the Lazarus project.
19(Ish) And Holding
- Paul Elliott’s ’66 GT350H
Growing Up Mustang
- Allyson Bruhn’s ’96 GT Convertible.
How To: Install A Tilt Steering Column
- Flaming River’s tilt steering column adds to the driving pleasure of your vintage Mustang and works with the stock steering wheel, too.
Guide To Ram Air: 1968-1/2 To 1973
- Helping you know your ram air and find the parts that are out there.
How To: Prep Your ’87-’93 Hatchback For Paint
- All of us want to save money on our cars; here’s one way to do that where your paint job is concerned.
Mustang!!! 1999-2003
- Ford goes back to the drawing board and makes the SN-95 Mustang even better.
Mustang Monthly – October 2002
In Search Of Mustangs
- Classic Mustang Oddities you can appreciate.
Pony Tales
- Eagle One to award products and cash totaling $6,000 to winning car clubs; Department of Corrections: August 2002 New Mach 1 e.t.’s; YO Winner Mike Epperson; Florida helps Ford grab lead in U.S. convertible car sales; Netstang: http://www.1968gt390mustang.com.
Building A True Gt
- They were good back in the day; you can make it better.
20 Stealth Mustang Mods
- Improve performance without changing the looks
How To: 8- And 9-Inch Rearend Spotters Guide
- Looking to refurbish your Mustang’s 8- or 9-inch rearend, or do you just want to I.D. one? Here are some things you’ll want to know about.
The Un-Mustang
- Gary Hanson’s ’66 T5 GT fastback.
Un-Solved Mysteries
- Bill Taranto’s ’68 convertible.
Jaded
- John Gyorok’s ’69 GT SportsRoof
Go Green Go
- Jerry Clement’s ’66 GT350.
The Real Deal? Sorta
- Ben Moura’s ’89 Saleen
How To: Install A Shaker Hoodscoop On A ’99-’02 Mustang Gt
- Classic Design Concepts offers this slick shaker scoop for square-edge 4.6 Mustang GTs
How To: Detail A ’71 C6 Automatic Transmission
- We clean and shine one of the stalwarts of the Ford transmission line for Concours show duty.
Bonus Catalog Section
- Check out these catalogs offered by manufacturers and suppliers of all things Mustang.
Rebuild Your Power Steering Control Valve
- CJ Pony Parts has everything you need to get the job done.
Mustang Monthly – November 2002
In Search Of Mustangs
- The whole truth about those Indy pacers.
Pony Tales
- Hagerty Flatbed Roadside Assistance; Caption Contest; Ford’s Sales Up; Ford’s “Mustang Drive-In” welcomes ’02 Woodward Dream Cruisers.
Boss!
- The car that Shinoda built and Ford pushed is still a performance icon. Features Douglas Herr’s 1969 Boss 429 cover car.
How Engines Work
- Basic information for beginning enthusiasts and people who just plain want to learn about cars.
Carlisle Mustang Update
- The Carlisle Mustang gets closer to completion
Silver Mine
- Jerry Goodman’s 1966 convertible. Call this classic Mustang Precious Metal in the Virginia Commonwealth.
Requiem For A Thoroughbred
- Tom Mynes’ 1968 GT fastback. This GT takes us back to when the Iron Horse was just a colt.
From Sea To Shining Sea
- Fran Cosentino’s 1969 Mustang convertible is like a good story. It really gets around.
Mach And Roll
- Available on 2002-2003 Mustangs, the optional Mach 1000 stereo system takes original-equipment high-fidelity car audio to unprecedented heights in sound quality and output
Green Meany
- Marv Heath’s 1969 GT500 Shelby Sportsroof. A gem of a Shelby that almost got Jeff Ford divorced.
Snake Bite
- Bob Shumaker’s 1994 Cobra has just a little touch of heat.
How To: Diagnose Cowl Leaks
- Sometimes a leak may not be what you think
How To: Install A Turn-Signal Switch In A 1965-1966 Mustang
- Though not the most glamorous thing to think about, properly functioning turn signals are important on any car — vintage Mustangs included.
How To: Replace Fox-Body Door Lock Actuators
- Eliminate the negative by replacing your door lock actuators to regain a sense of vehicle security
Pony Trails 2002: Surprise Trail! Viva Las Vegas!
- No, there won’t be an Elvis impersonator there, but you will get a southerner and some good ole-fashioned fun.
How To: Install An Auto Meter Gauge Cluster
- Auto Meter’s new Lunar Series gauge cluster is virtually a plug-in and play affair for 1999 and newer Mustang GT’s.
Mustang Monthly – December 2002
In Search Of Mustangs
- Captain Stanley Tucker — One and a million.
Pony Tales
- BeaveRun MotorSports ComPlex opens first road course; YO Winner: Philip Monday; Leeding the Way: Adam Leeds; Falcon 6 Performance Handbook (Dennis Schjeldahl / http://falconperformance.sundog.net)
Shelby
- An overview of the legendary cars that Carroll built. Features cover cars 5S003 (owner: Dave Lennartz) and Larry McEwen’s 1970 GT500.
Hot Holiday Gift Guide
- What do you get the enthusiast who has everything?
Pony Trails 2002: Looking Back
- Growth is a good thing, right? Recapping Pony Trails at Charlotte, Carlisle, Silver Springs and Indy SAAC.
Fever
- Ford Fever has infected Bill Neely with his 1970 Mach 1
Still In Good Hands
- Jim Chism’s 1965 GT 350 has always been the possession of true Shelby enthusiasts.
High Country Original
- John Howard keeps this uncommon 1966 High Country Special hardtop on the trail.
Clearwater Cool
- How can you not feel cool around Roy and Peggy Newman’s and their 1967 GTA Hardtop?
The One That Started It All
- Original Owner Bob Richard’s 1982 GT hatchback is the Fox Mustang that got the 5.0 Craze off the ground.
How-To: Replace A 1965-1966 Taillight Panel
- A weekend project you can do yourself.
Tool Time
- What you need to keep your Mustang galloping.
Pony Trails 2003: Head East
- For the 25th Anniversary Trail, we will head to Daytona and a little rolling history.
T5 Tips, Tricks And Troublespots
- Five-speed expert Alan Shepley shows how to avoid the pitfalls of T5 swaps and rebuilds.