Mustang ii

The 1970s Ford Mustang II isn't a popular car, but if more were like this wild tube-frame restomod from 1978, that opinion could change.

Ford Mustang Cobra II (1976).

Brett Behrens embraces his Ford roots with something way out of the norm - 1978 Ford Mustang II

Are you looking for a pet project? Then look no further than this little pony, a 1976 Ford Mustang II. With a buy it now price of only $7,000, or the ability to make an offer, you can take this horse home from Grand Rapids, Michigan. The mileage listed is a healthy 44,900 miles. You...

An iconic name for American car enthusiasts, the “Cobra” is creation of Ford and Carroll Shelby. First used on the Shelby Cobra in 1962, the name

Over the last few years, the most unloved Mustang has become an unequivocal favorite of mine. Maybe it's because I like the underdog, or because this Mustang had a reputation for being a decent handling car out of the box, as I like cars that can turn. This 1978 Mustang II here on craigslist is loaded up...

Tony Hall Found A '78 Mustang II With One Of The Original Monroe Handler Kits

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For starters, it was based on the Pinto.

Sold - This 1978 Ford Mustang II Cobra Hatchback (body style 69F) reportedly has its original "F" code, two-barrel 302 V8 and C-4 automatic transmission (code W). The seller thinks the...

Although second-generation Mustangs haven’t yet received the level of love that other classic Ford pony cars have enjoyed over the years, Ford enthusiasts who actually know Mustang history know that the Mustang II was big sales success that more than held its own against comparable sporty cars from

This is my 1978 Mustang King Cobra I am the 3rd owner of this car I found in Maryland. Its been garaged its whole life. Interior is in amazing shape and paint too both are about 10 years old. It has m

1977 Ford Mustang II Ghia V8 coupe, Chralie

Brett Behrens embraces his Ford roots with something way out of the norm - 1978 Ford Mustang II

Galpin’s Mustang II Major had a nose job that was meant to turn heads. Herbert F. “Bert” Boeckmann, II, didn’t lead Galpin Ford to the position of the #1 Ford Dealership in the World by accident, nor by not having an eye -- or nose -- for cars. He grimaced when he got his first glimpse of the new-

1977 Ford Mustang II Mach 1 California car until 2014 then it went to arid Arizona Only 19,832 actual miles and sold on a Arizona actual mileage title Fully built Ford Racing 302 CID V-8 roller engine with custom parts and more Fully built C4 three-speed automatic transmission with special parts and 3.54 gearing Medium...

A quirk of fate may be what saved the Ford Mustang. By 1973, the original pony car has gotten bloated and heavy and had run out of steam in the sales department. The 1974 model year ushered in the new Mustang II, based on a Pinto making it something of a sporty econobox. People weren’t...