Does any one know where and when the first mustang ever built was and if they do where is it know?

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At least the original Mustang is still around to remind uStanley Tucker, an airline captain, had seen the car at his local Ford dealership. Captain Tucker was not aware that the Mustang was the first one produced, but he did know he wanted to own it. It wasn't too long after he took possession that his phone began to ring. Despite pleas from Ford bent on acquiring the car back, Stanley clung to the Mustang and drove it 10,000 miles during the next two years.s of how the "Pony Car" phenomenon began almost 40 years ago. The first Mustang Job 1, can
The first regular production Mustang, Job 1, a Wimbeldon White 260ci V8 convertible, rolled off the assembly line on March 9, 1964 one month prior to the 1964 Mustang launch. But the publicity tour of serial number 5F08F100001 ended earlier than the Ford marketing team had planned. Three days prior to the official April 17 World's Fair introduction date, while on display at a St. John's Newfoundland Ford dealership following it's Canadian

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Answer 1

The first production Mustang, a white convertible with red interior rolled off the assembly line in Dearborn, Michigan on March 9, 1964.

I don't know where it is today ... probably in a museum!!!

Here is more information. I hope this helps.

Answer 2

The first Mustang (Serial #1), a white convertible with red interior rolled off the assembly line in Dearborn, Michigan on March 9, 1964. It's on display in the Henry Ford Museum. It's been there since the 80's.

Answer 3

Yes the first Mustang is around and in a museum, with the odometer reading of 000002.7 its white and its a convertible and you can see it on the web at and the Vin# is 00001 its not scraped its owned and stored by a privet company, and was built in 1964 1/2 and was not sold till 1965, and was on the drawing board in 1959 it loOKed different but the concept was the same, will have to get back to you on the photo and web page its in my files ok, Great Question

Answer 4

It seems like the first Mustangs that we could buy came to the showrooms in 1965. The first one made would belong to some collector. I can remember what they looked like, they were a nice looking sporty car. We used to go into the country and drink in one, as I think about it I think it was 1964. A bunch of us construction workers used to get our unemployment checks and get a couple of cases of malt liquor and head into the country. As I think back to the job we were on that would have been 1964, the year my oldest daughter was born. It must have been a good year. The car though was yellow and had a 6 cyclinder engine. Sorry about that, at my age I need to ramble some to get my thoughts together.

Answer 5

The 1964 and 1/2 was the first year.

Answer 6

The first one off the assembly line (i.e. available to the public) is in a museum somewhere...was on a "mustang" special on the "Speed" channel not long ago. Don't know exactly where it's located, however.

Answer 7

I'm going to take a guess.

Dearborn, MI and it's probably in someone's private collection.

Answer 8

the first mustang ever built has been destroyed a while ago.. became part of the metal junk.. it was built in 1960 october i believe.. they do have the original concept somewher though.. dunno how well the concept actually runs i'm pretty sure it has a limit on the speed and handling.. i know its somewhere in kentucky n not for sale..

Answer 9

probly at the henry ford museum in detroit

Answer 10

1963 prototype