The Ford Mustang has remained a front-engine, rear-wheel-drive icon for decades. It’s a formula that works, but what if ...

1966 Ford Mustang mid-engine concept Ford via John Clor Ryan said Farrell was also able to get in touch with former Ford designers, and one of them, Bud Magaldi wrote Ryan saying that it was ...

And then, later, in 1967 Ford built a concept car called the Mach 2 that was a sleek, two-seater, mid-engined Mustang, though what we're looking at here isn't that car, either.

Viknesh Vijayenthiran April 7, 2020 Comment Now! As hard as it is to believe, Ford built a mid-engine Mustang back in 1966 and no one at the company, past or present, seems to remember anything ...

However, the mystery mid-engine Mustang isn't the Mach 2 concept. Rather, it is likely a mockup put together in the engineering department to determine packaging for a potential mid-engine Mustang.

Ford Needs Your Help: Solve the Mystery of the Forgotten 1966 Mid-Engine Mustang Prototype The Blue Oval is seeking help in solving the mystery of the mid-engine 'Stang that never was. Published ...

They show a Mustang-based mid-engine sports car, but Weber wasn’t able to identify it. Since Weber didn’t recognize the car, he asked if author and former Mustang marketer John Clor knew what ...

Enter this mid-engined, two-seater, 1966 Mustang prototype that no one at Ford can quite put their finger on. Ford Performance It’s known that at least four photos of the concept were captured ...

On this page in the October 2016 issue of Mustang Monthly, we showed you the original Mustang prototype, the Mustang I. That car was a tiny, mid-engine concept built for Ford by Troutman-Barnes in ...

Ford's mid-engined supercar predated the NSX and was supposed to take on Ferrari, ... 1962 Mustang I Concept - A tiny mid-engine roadster with a V4 engine, nothing like the production Mustang.

Mustang Mach 40 (Eckert's Rod & Custom) It’s often forgotten, but the first Ford Mustang was a mid-engine car. Not the production vehicle, but the Mustang I Concept that preceded it.

Despite its mid-engine layout, the Mach 2 retained the long-hood, short-deck proportions of a Mustang. Unfortunately, it remained a study. 1970 Mustang Milano Concept ...