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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!!!
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 Mustangs & Monuments Grand National in Waldorf Maryland 2011
You can find the event pictures HERE.
Pictures brought by Debbie from Kentucky - Thank's Debbie!
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Posted by Klaus on Sunday, October 09 @ 18:41:08 CEST (333 reads)(comments? | Score: 0) |
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 Over 500 Classic Mustangs sitting in a Junkyard! That sounds unreal in the first moment but it isn't.
I couldn't resist to upload this pictures in high resoltution for you. Enjoy and please respect my copyright!
You can find the album HERE.
Pictures taken from Michael, Stephan & Klaus - three germans on a roadtrip!
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Posted by Klaus on Sunday, October 09 @ 18:40:04 CEST (343 reads)(comments? | Score: 0) |
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 ED writes "
I purchased a disabled, unseen 1966 candyapple red Mustang convertible with pony interior.
The car was located in a large city 150 miles away. A couple of weeks after I purchased the car I took a trailer to the city to pick up the car. When I arried at the address, the car was not there. The house was a rent house but I was was able to locate the landlord. The landlord said she called a wrecking yard and had the car towed. She did not remeber who she called, but there were several yards in the area. I went to each yard and asked if they had towed a red '66Mustang convertible the last few weeks. Each yard said they had not. Determined to find the car, I started back at the first yard and asked if I could look in the yard and was told O.K. When I opened the back door at the first office, there sat the convertible. I told the people that was my car they would not let me have it. I went to the sheriff and showed him my bill of sale. The sheriff looked at the bill of sale and at the car and told me to load it up and that he would take care of the wrecking yard people people. I started getting offers for the car from people that pulled along side me as I left town. I sold the car to a friend of mine and it has been the top car at every show it has been entered."
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| FMCoG-Metting at Allendorf |
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30th. International Mustang Meeting of the First Mustang Club of Germany
at the 11nd - 12th of June 2011 at Allendorf
You can find the event pictures HERE.
You visit the
First Mustang Club of Germany with clicking the link...
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Posted by Klaus on Friday, July 08 @ 07:56:26 CEST (538 reads)(comments? | Score: 0) |
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The Registry was updated to now 34.987 entries! Last update 06.07.2011
We have some new rare entries like an original owner car, 64,5 K-Code, 66 Sprint and two DSO 84 cars.
If you want to add your mustang please use the
64-66 Registration Form
Please notice that it takes approx. 2-3 weeks until your data is uploaded inside the online database!
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Posted by Klaus on Wednesday, July 06 @ 19:37:36 CEST (485 reads)(comments? | Score: 0) |
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| Motorweekend 2011 airbase Spangdahlem Germany |
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Hello everybody,
here we go again.
The 10th Annual Motor Weekend at the 6/7 of august is coming closer. Please check out the attached flyer for more details. Registered Users will find the Entry Authorization List in the download section. All others please contact me over the feeback formular to receive their copy. You will need to fill this out to gain access to the base on that day. This list needs to be returned to us no later then 16th of July 2011. We need the extra time to process your entry request.
At this point greetz to all those in the lower 48 - the event is hosted at the airbase spangdahlem in germany...
Paintball has just been canx. :-(
Cars need to be in place no later than Sunday @ 1200 noon for the trophies...
We hope to see you there!
Your Motor Weekend Team & Mustangklaus
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Posted by Klaus on Friday, June 10 @ 12:25:58 CEST (534 reads)(comments? | Score: 1) |
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| US Car Meeting Verl Kaunitz 2011 Germany |
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Musikbox- & Strassenkreuzer-Festival 2011 Verl-Kaunitz, Germany
You can find the event pictures HERE.
Pictures brought by Sebastian - Thank's Sepp!
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Posted by Klaus on Monday, June 06 @ 19:24:51 CEST (543 reads)(comments? | Score: 0) |
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| MCA Jacksonville 2011 Mustang Meeting |
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River City National Mustang Show
Hosted by the Jacksonville Mustang Club
You can find the event pictures HERE.
Pictures from Fred Barkley - Thank's Fred!
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Posted by Klaus on Monday, June 06 @ 19:20:09 CEST (547 reads)(comments? | Score: 0) |
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Congratulation to our member Stephan who successful passed the MCA Certified Judging Test!
Stephan is Adminstrator on www.early-mustang.com and also responsible for the registration of 65 Mustangs. I'm proud to have now three certified judges been member of this site! Stephan also started successful a Mustang parts shop in germany which you could find HERE!
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The registration for New Users is no longer available Online!
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