Very Detroit related: The worlds biggest Ford Mustang JUNK YARD!!

**Whitehouse** · April-01-12, 01:14 PM

I think I want to cry a bit...

**mpf** · April-02-12, 11:59 PM

It's run very poorly, cars stacked helter-skelter...There is a small mustang yard right by Piquette plant, btw. NW a little bit, use google earth.

**downtown_racine** · April-03-12, 07:09 AM

Detroit Iron.

**black gold man** · April-03-12, 08:30 AM

Plenty to go around for the early years that is why they are piled high.

Production Year	Numbers
1964 1/2	121,538
1965	559,451
1966	607,568
1967	472,121
1968	317,404
1969	299,824
1970	190,727
1971	149,678
1972	125,093
1973	134,267
1974	385,993
1975	188,575
1976	187,567
1977	153,173
1978	192,410
Total 1964-78	4,086.186
1979	369,9361
1980	271,322
1981	182,552
1982	130,418
1983	120,873
1984	141,480
1985	156,514
1986	224,410
1987	159,145
1988	211,225
1989	209,769
1990	128,189
1991	98,737
1992	79,096
1993	114,228
1994	123,198
1995	165,037
1996	126,483
1997	100,254
1998	170,642
1999	126,067
2000	218,525
2002	143,518
2003	128,101

**Cincinnati_Kid** · April-03-12, 09:46 AM

^^ Thx for those production numbers.

**riviera** · April-03-12, 04:17 PM

Originally Posted by black gold man

Plenty to go around for the early years that is why they are piled high.

Production Year	Numbers
1964 1/2	121,538
1965	559,451
1966	607,568
1967	472,121
1968	317,404
1969	299,824
1970	190,727
1971	149,678
1972	125,093
1973	134,267
1974	385,993
1975	188,575
1976	187,567
1977	153,173
1978	192,410
Total 1964-78	4,086.186
1979	369,9361
1980	271,322
1981	182,552
1982	130,418
1983	120,873
1984	141,480
1985	156,514
1986	224,410
1987	159,145
1988	211,225
1989	209,769
1990	128,189
1991	98,737
1992	79,096
1993	114,228
1994	123,198
1995	165,037
1996	126,483
1997	100,254
1998	170,642
1999	126,067
2000	218,525
2002	143,518
2003	128,101

Was '68 the year they reduced import tariffs? Hard to believe that they had such high numbers in the early years and can't even approach numbers like that today.

**black gold man** · April-03-12, 04:48 PM

They must have worked hard in 66.

**Whitehouse** · April-07-12, 09:27 PM

This afternoon I saw one at a supermarket parking. Engine humming silently. It was blood red and from the early sixties era.

[[Not a big deal to you of course but hey, I'm living on the other side of the Atlantic. They are a bit rare here, especially as a daily driver car.)