Mustang and the Pony Car Revolution (Images of America)

a LOT of non-mustangs and half of them are not pony cars. disappointed, but i'll keep it. this publisher's standards are TOO low, in general - one of the now&thens, my city, has multiple photos of areas cordoned off during construction, they really should have waited 6 months or so to publish that one!

I previously owned a '66 and '68 convertible. How I wish I still owned the '68! BTW, so does my son. Love the photos and the stories that are found in this book. I keep it on my coffee table for others to see.

I bought it for my father for a father day gift. He loved it. Saw the same book at a motor muster show in the city that we live. This was outdoor show. This book was more at that show.

Good reading for early mussel car enthusiast.

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Being a 41 year Ford guy who was there to see the first clay model of the first Mustang and designed some Mustangs I was disappointed. So disappointed by some errors that I considered contacting the author, remembering that," HE WHO WRITES HISTORY MAKES THE HISTORY". Then decided to just toss the book and move on.

Christmas gift for my son.

This was a good read with lots of great information. There was a typo about the original date of release actual day was a Friday not a Tuesday. Other than that it was good.