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Ford is famous for starting the pony car revolution with the original Mustang, released in 1964 as a '65 model. It was an amazing success, and went on to sell well over 600,000 that first year. The Mustang may have started out as a pony car, but was soon transformed into a muscle car with a wide variety of high output V-8 engines and performance packages, including the Mach I, Shelby GT's, and the Boss Mustangs.

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Mercury Mercury specific designs and models including the Cougar and the Cyclone.	Shelby Many great cars over the years wore the Shelby badge, from the original 1966 Shelby Mustang GT350, to the current Shelby GT500.	Ford Cobra The original AC Cobras were among the fastest cars of their day. The later day Cobra Mustangs weren't as fast, but they were high performance cars you could actually live with.
Classic Mustang The Mustang gave birth - and name - to the pony car market that began in the mid-sixties and continues to this day.	Ford Mustang The wide variety of high performance Mustangs - from the Boss 302 to the 429 SCJ - were enough to satisfy any sixties muscle car fan.	Mustang After forty years, the Mustang shows no signs slowing down. In fact the current Shelby mustang is the quickest and most powerful Mustang ever produced.
Ford Torino The Torino started out quietly as a mid-sized muscle car, and ended up as a famous TV show cop car.	Ford SVT Ford's Special Vehicle Team has produced many high performance cars, including the current Shelby GT500 with 500 horsepower.	Ford SVO Ford's Special Vehicle Operations produced many winning race cars, and the Mustang SVO.
289 Ford’s versatile 289 engine powered the original Mustang and Shelby Cobra among others.	302 The Boss version may have lasted only two years, but the 302 was one of Ford’s longest-lived engines.	351 Available as a Windsor or Cleveland variant, these engines had little in common other than their displacement.
427 Ford's 427 race engine was the heart of many of Ford's top performing muscle cars of the sixties.	428 The 428 CJ and SCJ versions found their way into many of Ford and Mercury's performance-oriented cars.	429 429 Cobra Jet, 429 Super Cobra Jet, and the Boss 429 were the most desirable versions of this big block from Ford.