I have a 2014 mustang. My grandfather say it today and told me basically the saddest story I have ever heard.
When he was younger his father purchased an 1966 aniversary gold mustang. It was the "talk" of the town. My great grandfather loved the car but to him was just another car. He would spit his chewing tobacco on the floor and sometimes spit on the window thinking it was down. This car was 1 of 50 made. My grandmother got angry and demanded Frank went and bought a car more practical. So in 1969 he went to the Ford shop. Hansen ford at the time. Traded the car for a 1970 STATION WAGON. puke green to boot.
My grandfather heard of the sale and drove straight to the dealer. Car was gone. Never to be seen again. It brought a tear to his eye. I saw him look into my mustang like he was looking into a time machine. If only it was gold he left me with. His coye smile.
I researched a little and it is rumored only 5 remain. If anyone has any info on a 66 gold mustanf from ND I'd love to hear what happened to this lost gem.
When he was younger his father purchased an 1966 aniversary gold mustang. It was the "talk" of the town. My great grandfather loved the car but to him was just another car. He would spit his chewing tobacco on the floor and sometimes spit on the window thinking it was down. This car was 1 of 50 made. My grandmother got angry and demanded Frank went and bought a car more practical. So in 1969 he went to the Ford shop. Hansen ford at the time. Traded the car for a 1970 STATION WAGON. puke green to boot.
My grandfather heard of the sale and drove straight to the dealer. Car was gone. Never to be seen again. It brought a tear to his eye. I saw him look into my mustang like he was looking into a time machine. If only it was gold he left me with. His coye smile.
I researched a little and it is rumored only 5 remain. If anyone has any info on a 66 gold mustanf from ND I'd love to hear what happened to this lost gem.