Grimace427
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Where did this Mach 1 stuff start? Pretty much everything legit points only to the GT350 as the hi-po model.
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What should we realistically expect to be revealed on the 17th?
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Thed
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I actually meant that as in there's only another two weeks (not even) until the celebration. In my mind it felt like it was still two months away.Hello Thed,
You can expect a whole lot of awesomeness coming your way but that’s all I can tell you. The wait will soon be over.
Have a great day!
Tricia
Time friggin FLIES when you're busy. :headbonk:
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I will be leaving Florida on Tuesday and going to NC for the big 50TH MUSTANG BIRTHDAY PARTY,should be a good time.
From MotorAuthority....
http://www.motorauthority.com/news/...ustang-50th-anniversary-celebration?fbfanpage
We’re just over a week away from the Mustang’s 50th birthday, and Ford is finalizing its preparations for the celebration. The Mustang officially turns 50 on April 17, and as you may have guessed Ford Motor Company [NYSE:F] has a lineup of events planned. These include a repeat of the 1964 stunt where a Mustang was taken to the roof of the Empire State Building in New York, as well as two week-long events starting April 16 and to be held simultaneously at Charlotte Motor Speedway and Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
The events are being hosted by Ford in partnership with the Mustang Club of America, and they will be attended by Ford execs Bill Ford and Mark Fields. Thousands of Mustang owners and fans are also expected to attend the events, which will include product ride-and-drives, track time, and special displays showcasing a model from each year of the Mustang’s 50-year run as well as special editions and the all-new 2015 Mustang.
ALSO SEE: 2015 Ford Mustang Is Powerful, But Aero-Efficient Too: Video
A special highlight for fans will be appearances by some of the people who contributed to the development of various Mustang models, and no doubt they’ll have a few inside stories to tell. Just some of the names include Gale Halderman, the designer credited with the shape of the first-generation Mustang, and Jack Telnack, who was Ford vice president of design during the early days of the Mustang. Also in attendance will be Dave Pericak, current Mustang chief engineer; Moray Callum, current vice president of design and brother to Jaguar design boss Ian Callum; Hau Thai-Tang, former Mustang chief engineer; and Henry Ford III.
For more information on the events, visit the official Mustang birthday website (www.mustang50thbirthdaycelebration.com) or the website of the Mustang Club of America (www.mustang.org).
I also wonder which event (Vegas or Charlotte) Dave Pericak will attend. I hope it's the former, as I'd queue up to shake his hand
http://www.motorauthority.com/news/...ustang-50th-anniversary-celebration?fbfanpage
We’re just over a week away from the Mustang’s 50th birthday, and Ford is finalizing its preparations for the celebration. The Mustang officially turns 50 on April 17, and as you may have guessed Ford Motor Company [NYSE:F] has a lineup of events planned. These include a repeat of the 1964 stunt where a Mustang was taken to the roof of the Empire State Building in New York, as well as two week-long events starting April 16 and to be held simultaneously at Charlotte Motor Speedway and Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
The events are being hosted by Ford in partnership with the Mustang Club of America, and they will be attended by Ford execs Bill Ford and Mark Fields. Thousands of Mustang owners and fans are also expected to attend the events, which will include product ride-and-drives, track time, and special displays showcasing a model from each year of the Mustang’s 50-year run as well as special editions and the all-new 2015 Mustang.
ALSO SEE: 2015 Ford Mustang Is Powerful, But Aero-Efficient Too: Video
A special highlight for fans will be appearances by some of the people who contributed to the development of various Mustang models, and no doubt they’ll have a few inside stories to tell. Just some of the names include Gale Halderman, the designer credited with the shape of the first-generation Mustang, and Jack Telnack, who was Ford vice president of design during the early days of the Mustang. Also in attendance will be Dave Pericak, current Mustang chief engineer; Moray Callum, current vice president of design and brother to Jaguar design boss Ian Callum; Hau Thai-Tang, former Mustang chief engineer; and Henry Ford III.
For more information on the events, visit the official Mustang birthday website (www.mustang50thbirthdaycelebration.com) or the website of the Mustang Club of America (www.mustang.org).
I also wonder which event (Vegas or Charlotte) Dave Pericak will attend. I hope it's the former, as I'd queue up to shake his hand
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Also......Ford is celebrating the Mustang's 50th anniversary with a display of historic Mustangs in the lobby of Ford World Headquarters.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/bossmustang/sets/72157643708709904/
Darn it! Should have known Topnotch would have been on the case!! ;)
http://www.mustang6g.com/forums/showthread.php/ford-whq-display-1586.html
https://www.flickr.com/photos/bossmustang/sets/72157643708709904/
Darn it! Should have known Topnotch would have been on the case!! ;)
http://www.mustang6g.com/forums/showthread.php/ford-whq-display-1586.html
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Thed,
I know the feeling! Time seems to fly and stand still at the same time when you're anxiously awaiting something fun and exciting. =)
Have a nice day!
Tricia
MustangSteve
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Dave Pericak will be in Charlotte, he's speaking at the Saturday banquetI also wonder which event (Vegas or Charlotte) Dave Pericak will attend. I hope it's the former, as I'd queue up to shake his hand
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MustangSteve
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Design VP Moray Callum will speaking at the Saturday banquet in Vegas. Other Ford staff on hand during the weekend include Hau Tai-Tang, Mustang marketing manger Steve Ling and Henry Ford III
I'll settle for Moray...........I've always wanted to meet his brother too, ever since to designed those gorgeous Aston Martins
MYs197
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I guess that's it then. Funny how often these minor leaks come from people who don't know this is not public info yet.
Now let's hope we get some stats on the car.
Now let's hope we get some stats on the car.
Racerzx
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So.... false alarm?
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