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1967 Ford T5 GT 'Mustang'

1967 Ford T5 in Move On, Movie, 2012 IMDB

Class: Cars, Coupé — Model origin: US — Made for: D

1967 Ford T5 GT 'Mustang'

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garco NL

◊ 2013-10-01 23:31

 See comment here:
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Is it really T-5 in Germany?

Ingo DE

◊ 2013-10-02 10:05

 Unlikely, that it's an original T5. They were very rare. The masses of old Mustangs, appearing nowdays in Germany, are all used imports.

-- Last edit: 2013-10-02 10:10:09

atom SE

◊ 2013-10-02 10:09

 I don't know anything about the T5 name in Germany but since the movie is from 2012 I'd think that it's more likely to be a recent private import.

Edit: Much too late...

-- Last edit: 2013-10-02 10:10:23

garco NL

◊ 2013-10-02 11:25

 Comment from Ans on other page:
Quote The Mustang is definitely a GT model and it looks like a 1967 model due to the fact the grille has a chrome band in the middle. 68' lack the chrome band in the middle. It's a GT because there are lights in the grille. Base versions don't have it. Also the mirror is a 1967-68 MY.

It's T-5, not Mustang in Germany. For reason, please refer to above comment I made.

1967 T-5 GT

Ingo DE

◊ 2013-10-02 22:26

 Sure, Ans is correct with his comments

Ans wrote
It's T-5, not Mustang in Germany. For reason, please refer to above comment I made.

Ans wrote In Germany between 1964-78,the Mustang was called the T-5 due to Krupp having the rights to the "Mustang" name. When the copyright expired in 1979, Ford used the name Mustang in Germany.


- but this is not the question here. :no: In fact there are nearly not original made-for-D-T5 left over (they had been rare all the times). 98-99% of all classic Mustangs (resp.of all classic US-cars in Germany) are used imports from later years.

garco NL

◊ 2013-10-03 16:34

 So it is safe to call this a Mustang?

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