What's your favorite first-gen Ford Mustang ... The convertible turned out to be the least popular body style, with only 6,121 units sold. However, the rarest 1971 Mustang was the Boss 351.

Ford insiders of the era will tell you that the ’71 Mustang ... Blue and matte black finish inspire you, consider that Mike prepped and painted the car himself. Priscilla helped with the ...

So is how they found this Grabber Blue '71 Mustang ... Ford and American Motors products. Big Fords had it, and so did 351W- and 351C-powered Mustangs from 1969-1973. Because the Johnson's ...

The first-generation Ford Mustang ... after the 1971 model year, so the 1,865 units produced are the only ones out there. But you won't find another one exactly like this red convertible, so ...

This is a rare car-less than 2,000 Boss Mustangs were made in 1971. Considered one of the last ... clearcoat using his own concoction of Grabber Blue, the car's original color.

Gail Wise, the 76-year-old owner of the first Ford Mustang, kept the car she purchased in her garage for 27 years. Now experts value of the sky blue convertible between $350,000 and $450,000 ...

Check out this case of a just-restored Mustang that managed to get destroyed with nobody behind the wheel. The Grabber Blue 1971 Ford Mustang Mach 1 429 left dealership Level One Classic Cars in ...