It’s difficult to quantify the impact that the Ford Mustang has had on American culture.  Perhaps the best way to assign this classic car a cultural value is by referencing legendary names such as James Bond and Steve McQueen, who famously drove a Mustang in “Diamonds are Forever” and “Bullitt”, respectively. 

 

The raw emotion that is generated when seeing a 1968 Candy Apple Red Fastback can be visceral and no matter one’s age or what is trending at the moment, a Ford Mustang is always hailed as hip by high school kids and baby boomers alike.  In fact, appreciation for the Mustang may be the only thing that some parents can agree on with their kids or that people from different cultures and backgrounds can see eye to eye on, which makes it not just a car, but a bridge, uniting people who would otherwise have nothing in common.

 

This is why the ISOMustangs.org registry is so useful and popular.  As the oldest, most comprehensive and best Ford Mustang online registry, it serves to link together people across a spectrum of social demographics, that would have, otherwise, never met or communicated at all, which is, in essence, what the world wide web is primarily utilized for.  If you have a Ford Mustang from any year, whether you bought it brand new or restored an old classic, the ISOMustangs.org registry is a great online location where you can come to meet other Mustang enthusiasts like yourself to show off your baby while hearing unique stories from other Mustang owners.

Maybe you’ll learn something new or perhaps you’ll be able to pass down a piece of valuable information to someone.  You might even make some new friends in the process.  So come check out our website or find us on Facebook, Twitter and Google Plus and join thousands of other ISOMustangs.org members who have already discovered the joy of sharing unique facts and images of their Ford Mustang, from customizations to factory invoice details and much more.