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History of the Ford MustangWhen the Ford Mustang first appeared not even the engineers of Ford knew that it would still be an industry leader fifty years later. Many concept cars never leave the design studio or if they do get out they must still get past the critics of the annual auto show circuits, but the Ford Mustang has proven itself repeatedly. It’s been over fifty years since the Mustang 1 debuted as a two seat, mid-engine sports car at the world’s fair in 1964 in Flushing Meadows, …

(3.5.15 Anderson Ford has a 2010 Pre-Owned Raptor for Sale. Check it out here>>> 2010 Ford Raptor For Sale)Ford makes a quick run for the border! Building a vehicle that is quiet and comfortable when traveling at 60 mph is hardly an impressive feat. These days, it's pretty much par for the course -- unless the course is a sandy arroyo with a washboard surface peppered by large rocks, and the vehicle is a Ford pickup truck. The Ford F-150 SVT Raptor is the strangest bird …

SVT COBRAThe Ford Mustang SVT Cobra was a pony car built by Ford Special Vehicle Team in 1980 as a prototype that was successful again and again from 1993 to 2004. It is a car that was produced in limited quantities. It is a high performance version of the Mustang built by Ford, sitting in the model range above the Mustang GT model. On rare occasion, Ford produces a higher-performance Cobra R variant.Under the newly established Ford SVT division, the 1993 Ford Mustang SVT Cobra was offered with …

The Anderson commitment to SVT and Motorsport:   (Shared from the Archive's)We have one of the largest performance parts centers in the Midwest. From performance exhaust to superchargers, we can handle all your needs. We are the only Ford dealership in the Midwest equipped with an in house, state of the art, fully computerized Dyno Jet Dyno. We are "Performance Enthusiasts". With over 20 Years in Racing so we spend many hours studying and learning the SVT products. This helps to answer …

SVT "Special Vehicle Team"SVT was founded in late 1991 when Robert L. Rewey, Group Vice President-Marketing and Sales, Ford Automotive Operations, and Neil Ressler, Vice President of Research & Vehicle Technology and Chief Technical Officer, saw the need for the company to investigate niche vehicle market opportunities. The 1992 Chicago Auto Show featured the official launch of the result of Rewey's and Ressler's interest - SVT - and the unveiling of the '93 SVT Mustang Cobra and SVT F-150 L …