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Ford Mustang I Concept 

Ford Mustang I Concept

Presentation Year:

1962

Type:

Concept car

Class :

sports car

Body design :

Roadster

Engine:

Gasoline :1.5 liters

Length:

3917 mm

Width:

1575 mm

Height:

996 mm

Wheelbase:

2286 mm

Empty weight:

700 kg

 

The Ford Mustang I is a small, open two-seater concept car with aluminum body and a four-cylinder engine , which was built in 1962 by Ford .

History

The original Ford Mustang was a product of the "Fairlane Group", a committee of Ford managers led by Lee Iacocca . The "Fairlane Group" worked on new product needs and in the summer of 1962, the group created a design for the frame of a new sports car. 

The aluminum body skin was a one-piece unit that was riveted in place to a space frame chassis.the seats were part of the body to help with rigidity.

Ford made an attempt to fill a gap between the Chevrolet Corvette with this model a small, 4-cylinder mid-engined, open two-seater, four-wheel independent suspension, rack and pinion steering, and front disc brakes.

Ford Mustang I Concept

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