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Barn finds don’t always bring good news, but as far as this 1969 Ford Mustang is concerned, the car that’s about to get a second chance is as impressive as it gets.
In terms of styling, the 1965 Plymouth Barracuda didn’t introduce too many changes from its predecessor, as the most notable tweak was the debut of a new grille.
Back in 1966, Ford ended up producing over 600,000 Mustangs, out of which nearly 500,000 units rolled off the assembly lines dressed as a hardtop.
Born in 1958, the Impala eventually became one of Chevrolet’s flagship products during the ‘60s. As a result, sales of this nameplate reached record levels in the middle of the decade, when the Impala grew into the first car in the States to sell more than 1 million units in a single year.
While 1958 was the year when the Chevy Impala got to see the daylight as the top-of-the-line Bel Air, this nameplate actually became a stand-alone series only 12 months later.