NL Mustangs

Did you know that the Ford Mustang couldn't be sold as a "Mustang" in Germany during the 1960-70s? The German truck manufacturer Krupp Motoren und Kraftwagenfa...briken held the "Mustang" copyright in the country for their two-stroke diesel work truck, but offered Ford the copyright for a price of $10,000. Rather than pay for the copyright, Ford decided to ditch all Mustang branding on their sports coupe and rebrand it as the "T5", which was an early name for the prototype Mustang. This went on until the mid 1970s when Krupp's copyright ran out, but not before several thousand T5s were built, which have become rare collector's items today! #DriveHistory (More info in comments)

2021 Mach 1 Mustang Packs Power and Handling

What’s Not To Love... Absolutely Nothing!

Again this year the National Association of Automobile Clubs of Canada is celebrating JULY as Automotive Heritage Month across Canada for the 11th year in a row.... HERE'S A CHALLENGE TO OUR NAACC MEMBER CLUBS! "For any NAACC member clubs that sends in pictures of their Automotive Heritage Month (AHM) Events that happened in July 2020 we will send them a NAACC certificate commemorating their event. They need to send me the following information information * Name of Club * Name of Event * Date of Event * COMPLETE MAILING ADDRESS * Minimum of 4 pictures of the event Please Email to: [email protected] Subject: NAACC Automotive Heritage Month - Please remind all clubs that NAACC asks all hobbyist to follow their Provincial Governments COVID19 Physical distancing & gathering rules for any events they are planning