Mustang At The Bookstore

I have a ton of stories to share with you from the long weekend but haven’t had time to sort it all out in my head. For today, here’s a photo that made me smile.

I had just walked out of this Erie, PA Barnes and Noble when I heard this car start in the parking lot. I believe she’s a 1967 Ford Mustang.

Ain’t she a beaut?

I say it all the time – you just never know what you’ll see when you go out into the world! Happy Wednesday, friends. Go explore if you can!

15 thoughts on “Mustang At The Bookstore

  1. My favourite type of posts: car-spotting.
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    I don’t know enough about early Mustangs to tell the year, but it’s really interesting how the vinyl roof makes it look like a convertible.

    • I thought you might like this one.

      I’m disappointed in myself because I saw a fifties era Chevy parked along the street on my way home and was too tired to go around the block for a photo. It doesn’t happen every day but I just needed to keep moving at that point.

      • Well, if you’re taking requests, even shots of older Japanese cars are cool. I grew up with Subaru and Nissan ‘sports’ cars because they were so cheap readily available. But it seems few people kept them once the ’90s were over. So, if you see one in the wild…

  2. Yep, a ’67. First year of the slight design refresh on the original Mustang. You can tell a ’67 from a ’68 this way: ’67 has no side-marker reflectors on the side, ’68 does.

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