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Nitro Burnouts On Woodward Avenue!
Detroit’s infamous cruising strip was closed down for Roadkill Read More
HOT ROD RESCUE: Solving Driveability Issues on a Blown Ford 5.0L EFI
The Combo Chris Travers has been into F-100 pickups a long time. Since Read More
Parnelli’s #15 1969 Ford Mustang
It's nice to see Parnelli out in front of two Camaros, the rearmost a Read More
Mustang Girl Monday: Kristen Carey’s two late-model Mustangs
In early 2017, an opportunity arose for Kristen to purchase a 2017 Read More
Sunbeam Tiger: Ford V8 Meets 1960s British Roadster
Phil Remington and the Shelby American crew took just one month to Read More
National Parts Depot Expands Late-Model Mustang Catalog
NPD’s Fox Mustang catalog grows to include SN-95 and New Edge Read More
Johnny “Lightning” Wiker Pushes His 2013 Ford Mustang Cobra Jet Into the 7s
Five of the legendary cars are fixtures on the NMRA heads-up scene, Read More
Mustang Girl Monday: Monica Moreno and Karma, her 1968 Mustang Coupe
It's Mustang Girl Monday brought to you by Team Mustang Girls. This Read More
Ford to Add Four New SUVs by 2020 - Is One of Them the Bronco?
At the 2016 Chicago auto show, Ford announced that it will add four Read More
The Ringbrothers’ 1966 Mustang “Bailout” For Sale on eBay
You can imagine our excitement when we saw that the fastback 1966 Read More
Making the Ford GT Street Legal
At first glance, the white Ford GT at the Detroit Auto Show looks like Read More
UPDATED - NEW PHOTOS! 2017 Ford F-150 Raptor SuperCrew First Look
A Bigger Deal for Truck Fans Read More
US Postal Service Honors the American Pickup with Stamps
A stamp collector with a penchant for classic trucks can choose from Read More
According to multiple sources, Street Outlaw's was reportedly filming Read More
Ringbrothers “Splitter” 1965 Mustang Reveled at SEMA 2015
Wisconsin-based Ringbrothers kill it with the SPLITR fastback at SEMA Read More
A Close Look at Kenne Bell’s 2.8L Twin-Screw S550 Mustang Supercharger
Adding boost to any Coyote motor is always rewarding, especially if it Read More
Ford Debuts Shelby GT350R-C This Weekend at Watkins Glen
Ford’s been in the racing game a long time Read More
First-Ever SEMA Battle of the Builders TV Show Premieres Sunday Night
The TV special takes viewers behind the scenes of the inaugural Read More
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.