Ford Mustang

Ford Mustang  imported cars proved to be the improved breeds, with more efficient and compact designs, American car makers reacted by dropping their trademark features and buyers easily accepted local brands like GM's all new Corvair, Fords' Falcon and Chryslers' Valiant. Along with these, many more classic cars were all set to burn the road. 
















Derived from the highly successful Ford Falcon and Ford Fairlane, the first generation Mustang (1964 - 1973) was loaded with a muscular V8 289 cu in engine. This is another typical two-seater high ground clearance car fitted with broad based alloys. The first series of Mustangs is still in high demand and gives the still being produced 5th generation a run for its money. 

The Camaro was another fabled automobile from General Motors under the Chevrolet brand. Classified as a pony car and some versions also as a muscle car, the Camaro first went on sale on September 29, 1966, the model for which was known as the 1967 model. It was chiefly designed in order to compete the Ford Mustang. Camaro's platform and major components were derived from the Pontiac Firebird, which was introduced in 1967 as well.