In 1964, an attractively designed coupé specially developed for young drivers was presented to the public at the World Exhibition in New York. This sporty and inexpensive Ford Mustang, the progenitor of the Pony Cars, was available from April 1964 and in just six months Ford sold an unbelievable 680,000 of them. In 1965, a high-performance street version of the Mustang, the GT 350, built by Carroll Shelby, appeared with a 4.7-liter V8 engine. The car rental company Hertz ordered 1,000 copies of the GT 350 H (H stands for Hertz) in black with gold decorative stripes in order to also be able to rent racing cars to customers who very quickly took a liking to the exceptional 306 hp Mustang.
Model Details:
• Faithfully reproduced body with fine surface structures
• Separate, movable bonnet
• Multi-part, detailed engine
• Separate exhaust system
• Detailed interior with authentic instrument panel and textured bucket seats
• Detailed wheel suspensions
• Faithfully reproduced rims
• Detailed chassis
• Many chrome parts, including rims, bumpers and grille
• Instructions and authentic decals
