ALL gorgeous colours! Showstoppers!
Twister is probably the best orange ever on a Mustang, I like Cyber but its almost a Butterfinger type color. I love seeing them and all the bright colors, but I would never own a street car in Yellow, Bright (Arrest Me) Red or Orange. My wife on the other hand, has a Yellow retro-bird (2002 Thunderbird) she calls TweeT-Bird, but its a soft pastel yellow, and she drives it, not me.
Now that's a line-up I can't resist not to envy
Great picture! The grabber yellow Mach looks really sharp with all the black accents. Every time I see that color, it’s cloudy or overcast and the yellow just looks washed out. Really pops in the sun!Since I live in a city where you can't go 4 blocks without tripping over a Mustang, it never occurred to me that they'd be rare in other places. But after driving from LV to central NY and back, and only seeing a half dozen at most over the three weeks, I believe, lol.
I saw my first Mach 1- gray- before they were released, probably 3-4 years ago? It had manufacturer plates and was just cruising in a residential area. Not unusual for here, Death Valley is only a couple hours away, Mt Charleston has some impressive grades, and some fun driving at 7-9000 ft. Every so often we see disguised cars, and ones with manufacturers plates.
Anyway, we do C&C at Shelby American early every Saturday morning. These Mustangs are part of a club I'm in, and almost any Saturday morning they are there. (List is in caption, below photo.)
So L-R... modded Mach 1, Mach 1, Super Snake, GT 350, HPP vert, GT, GT 350, S197 Shelby, 051A V-6. All but one S550s. Usually there are a couple GT500s. These are all members' cars,.
When you come to town, stop by. Good chance you'll see the biggest variety of Mustangs around, with these, the museum and the Shelby factory there.
What are the wheel spec s on that yellow M1 if anyone knows?Since I live in a city where you can't go 4 blocks without tripping over a Mustang, it never occurred to me that they'd be rare in other places. But after driving from LV to central NY and back, and only seeing a half dozen at most over the three weeks, I believe, lol.
I saw my first Mach 1- gray- before they were released, probably 3-4 years ago? It had manufacturer plates and was just cruising in a residential area. Not unusual for here, Death Valley is only a couple hours away, Mt Charleston has some impressive grades, and some fun driving at 7-9000 ft. Every so often we see disguised cars, and ones with manufacturers plates.
Anyway, we do C&C at Shelby American early every Saturday morning. These Mustangs are part of a club I'm in, and almost any Saturday morning they are there. (List is in caption, below photo.)
So L-R... modded Mach 1, Mach 1, Super Snake, GT 350, HPP vert, GT, GT 350, S197 Shelby, 051A V-6. All but one S550s. Usually there are a couple GT500s. These are all members' cars,.
When you come to town, stop by. Good chance you'll see the biggest variety of Mustangs around, with these, the museum and the Shelby factory there.
