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Installing Steeda’s S550 Differential Bushing Insert System
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Borgeson Power Steering Retrofit
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The 2019 Ponies in the Smokies show included this great display of SSP Read More
Gifted Bird 1984 Ford Thunderbird
Reader shares the story and photo of his or her muscle Mustang or Read More
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Snapshot: Bagged 2003 SVT Cobra
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Most Original 1971 Boss 351 in the World?
From the age of 14, Fred Kemmerer wanted what he thought was a Read More
Installing Steeda’s Cold Air Intake on a Twin Turbo EcoBoost Fusion Sport
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Troy Gallagher’s 2015 S550 GT Mustang
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Original Venice Crew at Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale
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2013 Shelby GT500, Reporting for Duty
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Fierce Ford Friday: Keith Champine's 1966 Shelby GT 350H
It’s Game Day Year Round With Keith Champine’s Rare Ford in this Read More
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One sick 1970 Maverick that is Coyote powered and packing a twin turbo Read More
Book Review: Mustang by Design
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Gittin Decides 2018 Formula Drift Championship in Irwindale
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Modified Mustangs & Fords is a brand well known for its content and dedication to performance-oriented classic Mustang and Ford products. It produces hard-core tech, product reviews, news, car features, new products, and much more for classic Mustangs ('65-'78), as well as for Ford-powered vehicles from the '50s to the '70s. For the true Ford enthusiast, MM&F represents an all-encompassing representation of Blue Oval fodder. It is the source for every Ford fan.
MM&F readers are not afraid to modify their Mustangs into a modified classic with updated brakes, suspension, performance modifications, and creature comforts. The classic readers want these upgrades to improve their classic Mustangs and Fords, bringing them up to modern standards.
Technical focus is on performance-enhancing upgrades including engine mods, engine builds, suspension upgrades, better brakes, and more. Focus is on in-depth installation articles, buyer's guides, tips, and more on the hottest performance parts for classic Mustangs and Fords.
Though focus is performance, most classics must not only be modified, but also restored. Whether you're building a Shelby GT350 replica with EFI, a five-speed, and all the bells and whistles; or you're just planning for a few modern upgrades, the typical classic Mustang project still requires sheetmetal, rubber moldings, chrome, upholstery, and more.
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