An attractively designed coupe, specially developed for the younger driver was presented to the public at the 1964 World Exhibition in New York. It delighted the visitors. On its first day in the showroom, the 8000 models available were completely sold out and a further 22000 orders were taken. The initial classic hardtop and convertible were followed in 1965 by the 2+2 Fastback. All were offered with a variety of engines, including a 289 cubic inch (4.7 litre) eight-cylinder with up to 275 bhp. The maximum speed of this long, tapered Fastback 2+2 Mustang was around 189 km/h (117 mph). It accelerated from 0 to 100 km/h (0-62 mph) in 9.0 seconds.
 
Features:
Realistic bodywork molded in white polystyrene, and beautifully scribed with impressive details
Accurate Ford 289 engine
Highly detailed interior and chassis
Vinyl tires with realistic tread
Rolling wheels with chrome plating
Waterslide decals