It’s hard to imagine, but over 10,000,000 Ford Mustangs have rolled off the production lines since that fateful day — April 17th, 1964 — when Lee Iacocca and his entire team stood proudly in the New York World’s Fair Pavilion and unveiled the car that would change the industry. Brought to an eager market as “an affordable ‘sporty’ coupe,” the
It was quite a year. 1964. Ali beat Sonny Liston. UCLA’s men’s basketball team went 30-0. The Celtics won their 6th straight NBA title. The Yankees lost to the St. Louis Cardinals in the World Series. And, an automobile that took an amazingly short 18 months to go from concept to public introduction created a frenzy at the New York World’s
The class of the field. The 2019 12 Hours of Sebring brought out some of the best in drivers in the world and among the stand out performances were former instructors and graduates of Skip Barber Racing Schools. From the top of the podium where Eric Curran and his teammates celebrated their dominant performance in the Cadillac DPi to Jordan
