The new Ford Mustang was first introduced to the driving public on April 17^th, 1964 at New York World’s Fair. It was dated year 1964 and ½. With sleek sporty design and long hood Mustang created a “Pony Car” class of American automobiles and an army of diehard fans. They are called Mustang enthusiasts in order to avoid labeling them fanatics. Fanatics, they are ready to go to any length to restore their prized fifty year old American classics to original, mint condition. Those restored beauties are worth much more than what they were sold for originally.

I have a personal experience restoring 1965 Mustang and painting it candy apple red for a local enthusiast a few years ago.” I’ve been dreaming about owning this beauty ever since I was fifteen years old,” said 52 year old Bobby Jackson:” I don’t care how long it takes it’s got to be perfect.” Bobby helped to make sure that it turned out as perfect as possible by personally going out and buying every nut, every bolt and every part the pony required. After almost a year in the shop and a lot of TLC it was ready to be showed off at Toluca Lake’s Bob’s Big Boy on Friday night.

Last week 2015 Ford Mustang was assembled on the 86^th floor of Empire State Building as part of New York International Auto Show. Its eye catching designs inside and out continues the rich tradition of American Mustang the car that has been in production for 50 years without a break. While obviously different from its predecessors, 2015 Mustang still has a distinct look. However most other features such as aerodynamics, engine, transmission, suspension along with a lot of new electronics have been redesigned and vastly improved or just added. Something that caught my eye is that 2015 Mustang will finally get an independent rear suspension. The new Mustang also has twice the anti-dive and twice the anti-squat characteristics of the old pony. Revised front suspension is said to improve steering precision and front traction. If you are not a fan of spending your hard earned dollars on gas for 8 cylinder muscle car, new Mustang rolls out a turbo charged 4 cylinder engine on top of traditional 6 and 8 cylinder versions.

2015 Ford mustang is scheduled to be in dealer’s showrooms across the country by October of 2014. Why don’t you take a new pony for a ride and see for yourself.