Hot Wheels Hump Day - Hot Wheels 1970 Ford Mustang Mach 1

On this Hot Wheels Hump Day, the bright yellow of this 1971 Ford Mustang Mach 1 can even brighten up a big piece of granite.  This one has colors for the Annapolis Fire Rescue department.  I have to wonder if it was based on someone's real car.

My Maisto Ford Mustang - Interior

For a model that costs less than $10, the interior of my Maisto 1:24-Scale Ford Mustang is surprisingly detailed.  It looks quite realistic!

For comparison sake, here is there interior of a real Ford Mustang off of wikimedia commons:

 

 

Ford Mustang V8 GT Coupe Premium Interior

My Maisto Mustang

Well, I finally got my 5.0!  Yup, it's a Ford Mustang.  Of course, it's a little smaller than I'd like.  This one is a 1:24-scale Maisto Model and it was less than $10 at my local drugstore.

Maisto 1:24-scale Ford Mustang

Thrift Store Diecast Tour: Ford Mustang

This Mustang would totally rock--except it was missing a rear wheel.  I'm not great at assembling models so I passed.  It was only $1.91 at Goodwill.

Happy St. Patrick's Day! Hot Wheels Clover Cars

Happy St. Patrick's Day!  It's time to don the Irish green and play with our green Hot Wheels.  I found these cars for a dollar each at my local grocery store.  Hot Wheels markets these as Clover Cars!

Monday Mustang Madness - Hot Wheels 1992 Ford Mustang

It's time for a little Mustang Madness.  We'll kick it off with this 1992 Ford Mustang from Hot Wheels.

Hot Wheels 1967 Shelby GT500 Mustang

This Hot Wheels Mustang looks good in black!  The air scoops are ominous and muscular.  They should be because this is no ordinary Ford Mustang.  It's a 1967 Shelby GT500!  According to Wikipedia, these bad boys had a 428 cubic inch Police Interceptor engine.  That's 7-liters of V-8 beast!

Johnny Lightning Ford Mustang Mach 1

This Johnny Lightning looks fast sitting still.  In the early 1970s, the Ford Mustang grew big and bad.  This Mach 1 has the look
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Johnny Lightning Ford Mustang Mach 1