Ford Mustang 66

First introduced in 1964, to say the Ford Mustang was an instant success is an understatement. In less than 2 years, 1 million cars had been produced. The popularity of this initial design can be seen to this day with the retro-styled re-releases of recent times of the "5th Generation" of the Mustang. Ford originally intended the model to be named after the famous P-51 Mustang fight of World War II, but the American public associated the name with the native wild horses, and so the Pony car was born.

Body styles changed year on year along with engine options and a wide array of trim, performance and other optional upgrades. The Mustang was always built as a cruiser rather than a sports car, although Carroll Shelby provided performance credibility for the model in the 60's with his GT350 version. One interesting first for the Mustang in 1966 was actually involving an outside company, when Hertz Rent-A-Car began offering the Shelby G.T. 350H as a rental to the general public, and this program was titled Rent-a-Racer - not a practice that Aspirations encourages!

 Aspirations Ford Mustang is a 1966 convertible, built in San Jose, California and converted to right hand drive in Australia in 1998. It is champagne silver in colour with an off white "Pony" interior and automatic transmission mated to the 289 engine. The great thing about the Mustang is that you can bring a couple of friends for a cruise, as it sits four, and there's plenty of space in the boot (make that "trunk") for a picnic or some overnight bags for a few days away.

If you are looking to cruise in style or arrive in style for a wedding or formal, Aspirations Mustang is the ideal car for you.

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