When talking about American muscle, you can't have a serious discussion without mentioning the Ford Mustang GTO Fastback.
Made famous by Steve McQueen and Bullitt, it's now synonymous with a screaming engine, diving over asphalt in San Francisco and a time when miles per gallon simply wasn't an issue.
Born from the variant Shelby Mustang GT350 in 1965, although initially sold as a fastback model in '64, the design was used by both Shelby and Ford for several years.
Timeless styling and a solid, reliable engine block, the Mustang GTO Fastback has become a cornerstone of Ford's legacy and still fetches a high price with classic collectors.
The average Ford Mustang GTO Fastback fetches upwards of €50,000 with no adornments, whilst revamped and remodelled cars can go for even higher.
Original parts for the Mustang are now almost non-existent, however thanks to a thriving community of enthusiasts, essential parts are easy enough to come by.
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If you're lucky enough to own one, you'll know such parts are extremely expensive and will almost always be shipped from the States.
A beautiful, elegant car from a more civilised age. Every dream garage has to have one.
