John F.Katz has profiled the Mustang III in Ford Company's October 25, 2018 newsletter of Performance.Ford.com.
"The world's oldest known road-registered Mustang is also one of the most unusual: a short-wheelbase, triple-carburetor, custom-designed hot-rod prototype that survives today largely because it was stolen more than 50 years ago."
Enjoy,
Howard Kroplick
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Wow I can’t wait to photograph this piece of art. The the story behind this car!