Mustang Owner's Podcast

For over 10 years Dan Neve has promoted Cruise for a Cause, raising funds to help fight cancer, at major Mustang events.  Listen to how Dan started the charity, how much has been raised to fight cancer, what Ford has done to help the cause, and what Dan's plans are for 2022.  If you would like to make a donation to Cruise For a Cause please visit: https://cruise4acause.org/donate/

In this Mustang drag racing episode; John Clor and Mike Rey talk about the passing of John Kolb Jr., and the new Shelby GT500KR.  Racing on Woodward Ave, and how one dealership owner got Ford to acknowledge the opportunities that lie within the racing community with the creation of the Cobra Jet Mustang.

Mike Clay discusses the early days of Mustang Week, it's growth, and where it may be headed.

Buck Mook, one of the designers for the Mustang II, discusses how the Mustang II styling came to be to fight the Japanese car invasion and the fuel shortages.

Steve talks with Jeff Bliemeister: Director of the Antique Automobile Club of America Museum in Hershey, PA.  

Steve has a quick chat with Kris Kringle when he stops by for a quick tour of the museum.

John and Mike talk with Dave Pericak, and discuss his many accomplishments as chief engineer for the Ford Mustang, then as Gobal Director of Ford Performance, and currently as Director Enterprise Product Line Management for Ford Icons.

Steve Prewitt talks with Steve about the benefits of joining the MCA.

Steve talks with Lee Mansell about how his family acquired car#0004, and how it was their daily driver for years before they realized what they were driving.

Steve talks with Angela Graham, General Manager of AutoBarn Classic Cars about the benefits of using a consigner when buying or selling your Mustang.  

John Clor and Mike Rey reveal the secrets of what makes a club event great and give examples of some of the bucket-list shows on the Ford enthusiast’s annual calendar.

Steve sits down with Fox Body Youtubers during this past Foxtoberfest event held on October 30th.  They discuss using social media platforms to promote within and outside the Mustang World.  In attendance with Steve are: Chris Savard - The Infamous Project:  Youtube/Instagram/Facebook   info@infamousproject.com Ken Daly - Blue Oval Media: YouTube/Instagram/Facebook @blueov...

Bill Dillard and Bill Harris join Steve to talk about the creation of the Mustang Club of America and some of the significant Mustang Anniversary events.

Steve and Rob discuss the last days of the magazine, some memorable Mustang Monthly moments, and Rob's new position at Innovation Performance Technologies-custom car builders in Aberdeen, North Carolina.

John Clor interviews Emeline King; the first African American female transportation designer for Ford Motor Company.  Emeline talks about her new book that documents her time among other projects; working on the Mustang Team, and her role in the development of the SN95 Mustang. Visit Emeline's Website: https://www.emelineking.com

Lee Holman tells us what it's like being involved with Holman Moody; one of the most iconic names in racing.

How did RestoMods become part of the Mustang mainstream culture?  Ron tells us all about the early days of the Restomod; where the name came from, and some key moments in Restomod history.

Meet Donald Farr; well know columnist and author in the Mustang Hobby.  Hear how he got his start in writing; including time as a columnist for Mustang Monthly, and authoring several popular Mustang books.

Join John and Mike on a Team Mustang gathering at a local restaurant in Dearborn to interview longtime Mustang program coordinator Holly Jaskolski and celebrate her retirement from Ford Motor Company.

Listen to retired VP of the Ford Design Center, and designer of the third generation Mustang; Jack Telnack, describe the influences that lead to the Fox Body as we know it today.

In this episode, Steve talks with Rich Marchasin; owner of two of the five Golden Mustangs known in existence today.

In this episode, Steve talks with Harry Phillips, the salesman who sold the first Mustang that came off Ford’s assembly line; car #0001. At 87 years old, Steve lets go of the reigns, and lets Harry go telling the story of the sale, the mistake, and eventually the resolution to get car #1 back into Ford’s possession.

John Clor returns with Mike Rey to discuss why Mustang clubs that operate and market themselves like a small business are far more successful – and fun -- than those who simply exist as a social group.  They also discuss the beneficial relationships Mustang Car Clubs can have with the communities they represent, and the local Ford dealerships.

Steve interviews Gail Wise; the first person to purchase a Ford Mustang on April 15th, 1964.  Gail tells Steve how she came upon her Mustang, and how her husband Tom helped restore it after it was stored in the family garage for many years.  

In his first episode on the Mustang Owner’s Podcast, Ford Performance Enthusiast Communications Manager John Clor, and Mustang hobby expert Mike Rey, President of the Mustang Owners Club of SouthEastern Michigan, discuss why the Mustang ownership experience is enhanced when you join and participate in your regional Mustang club.