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Welcome to Klaus' 64½ to 66 early mustangs webpage!



This site is dedicated to all early-mustangs, but specially to the 64½...


Since I drove my first car (Ford Capri) I had a dream to get my own garage with all of the tools necessary to do a complete restoration on a classic car. At that time the car of my dreams was a Jaguar E-Type, which was thankfully out of my price range. Then, fate intervened; a friend asked me asked if he could use half of my garage to do a restoration on his 66 Mustang coupe. While helping him, I became more and more infected by the "early pony car virus". A year later I learned there was an early Mustang convertible for sale that had been sitting in the same spot for several years. I bought it, not realizing it would consume much more work than I expected. I thought it was a '65, but soon learned it was a much rarer '64 1/2 model. I began to learn as much information as I could about the '64 1/2s, especially from Charles Turner (thanks!).

Don't miss the story of the '65 Fastback called " "Rambo"", which nearly died after a bad crash with a VW. I have placed some high resolution photos of "Rambo on Tour" in the gallery that you can download if you'd like. Also, check out the pictures from the 40th Anniversary Mustang Celebration in Nashville!
Thanks to all of you who have helped make this webpage a success! As you can see, the hit rate is still climbing. This is one of the most visited Mustang websites outside the US, with nearly 1,000 visitors per day! I promise to carry on the site and add more interesting articles concerning early Mustangs when I find them. If you have any questions or comments concerning the website or Early Mustangs, please feel free to email me. Again, Thank You!!!

Madeleine's Pony-Express 
Website News savingamericasmustangs

Dear Members & Visitors, here is the last update from Madeleine and her Pony-Express:

"Wow! What amazing supporters we have! On August 1st, we gave you a goal of 20,000 letters to take with us for our Pony Express Mustang Delivery to Washington. Our deadline was set for September 1st. We just wanted to let you know that we have completely blown our goal out of the water with the overwhelming response from so many wild horse supporters! Just over this past weekend, we received 7,234 letters from so many of you, which brings our current count to 26, 995!!!!
Posted by Klaus on Tuesday, August 31 @ 15:22:18 CEST (4 reads)
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Support Madeleine & the Wild Mustang's 
Website NewsAs you could see in th article "Saving Americas Mustangs" www.early-mustang.com is supporting Madeleine Pickens and her foundation. We still need more supporters to rescue our wild ponies! This is the reason I published her last newsletter here on my side. Please click on "Read more" to read to complete article...
Posted by Klaus on Sunday, August 29 @ 13:51:41 CEST (9 reads)
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Registry Update 
Website NewsThe Registry was updated to now 20.170 entries! Last update 25.08.2010
Special Thanks to Paul who delivered 331 VIN's in one stroke!
If you want to add your mustang please use the
64-66 Registration Form

Please notice that it takes approx. 2 weeks until your data is uploaded inside the online database!
Posted by Klaus on Thursday, August 26 @ 08:25:27 CEST (13 reads)
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Street Mag Show Grefrath 2010 
Us car meetings and other eventsThe 2010 show was dedicated to the Wild Wild West!
It was located in a ice scating-stadion between Venlo (Netherland) and Krefeld (Germany).
07. & 08. August 2009
I have loaded over 230! nice event pictures HERE.
Special Thanks to Sebastian, who takes most of them.
Posted by Klaus on Tuesday, August 24 @ 19:35:35 CEST (16 reads)
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Saving America's Mustangs 
Website News savingamericasmustangs

Wild horses are a living symbol of our American heritage and freedom. These Mustangs must be protected. Businesswoman and philanthropist Madeleine Pickens is committed to this promise. Through her Foundation, citizens from all walks of life are uniting to create a permanent home, a Sanctuary, to save these valuable american icons.

Without the Mustangs our cars won't be the same. Those wild horses gave us the spirit of uninhibited freedom.
www.early-mustang.com supports Madeleine Pickens & her Foundation to move forward on the creation of a sanctuary in Nevada to provide a unique experience for the American people to come and view this valuable resource we know as the wild horse. I challange you not to close your eyes on that and to support the fight for survival of ALL Mustangs by visiting the website and to TAKE ACTION!
Posted by Klaus on Sunday, July 11 @ 14:02:24 CEST (54 reads)
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