I’ve been to the local drag strip many times and without fail, if there is a classic Ford and Chevy staged in the lanes next to each other, you watch the crowds rise up and take notice as they cheer their favorite toward the finish line. People love their Mustangs, Camaros, or Chargers and they take pride and ownership in that particular brand more than any other. But when you drive a Ford Mustang it seems you instantly become part of a large family of loyal fans and you are accepted just because you drive a Mustang. There are car shows/cruise-in’s/meetings/clubs/and even a song or two dedicated to the Mustang, so I’d say it’s become kind of a cult-like following. The online Webster dictionary defines a Fanatic as “marked by excessive enthusiasm and often intense uncritical devotion”; I think I resemble that remark, do you?
Maybe we should review some of the signs that you may have this condition.Let’s look at the top 5 reasons you might be a Mustang Fanatic:
- You already subscribe to more than one monthly mustang publication.
- Your screensaver album has more photos of Mustangs than family.
- Any of your children or family pets are named Shelby.
- You own more than four shirts with a Mustang on it.
- You can tell anyone who asked you what happened on April 17th, 1964.
I’m sure you could add a few of your own to this list but it’s all just part of the passion and devotion that defines who a Mustang owner is! The Mustang nation of fanatics grows more every year and as we approach the 50thanniversary I’m excited to say that it’s only going to get bigger!
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