Ford Mustang
Compare select Shelby, Boss, and GTD cars, with evidence for competition and factory development chassis.
Ford Mustang models compared
- Shelby GT350
Compare the period Shelby road car with the factory competition specification.
- Shelby GT500
The period GT500 includes the 1968 KR specification.
- Ford Mustang Boss 302
Compare the road Boss 302 with the documented Trans-Am programme.
- Ford Mustang Boss 429
The Boss 429 is a distinct period Mustang specification.
- Ford Mustang GTD
The Mustang GTD is Ford’s modern high-performance road Mustang.
- Ford Mustang
The early Mustang provided the basis for Ford-sanctioned development and show projects.
What to check across the range
Reconcile Ford, Shelby, or Kar Kraft identifiers with build records. Inspect the original shells and the evidence for period competition use.
Selected chassis histories
- Shelby GT350R ‘Flying Mustang’
The Flying Mustang is a period Shelby competition prototype. Mecum identifies it as the first R-model built.
- Ford Mustang III ‘Shorty’
The Mustang III ‘Shorty’ was a Ford-sanctioned two-seat prototype built by Dearborn Steel Tubing. The lot title gives 1964½ and RM reports a 1965 title.
From model shortlist to acquisition
Source a car
Set the model, specification, budget, and timetable. We run the private search and screen candidates against your brief.
Private sourcingAssess a car you’ve found
Review the seller’s records, comparable sales, and questions for an independent marque specialist before deciding what to offer.
Pre-purchase adviceReview a collection
Commission a written review of what to acquire, retain, use, or prepare for sale, with priorities for you and your advisers.
Collection strategy
We agree the written scope, fee, and any specialist costs before work begins.