P-51-Inspired 2019 Ford Mustang GT 'Old Crow' Sells for $400,000 at Auction
The 710-hp Mustang pays tribute to World War II triple flying ace, U.S. Army Air Force Colonel Bud “Old Crow” Anderson.
A one-off Ford Mustang GT dubbed 'Old Crow' created for the 2019 Experimental Aircraft Association’s (EAA) annual AirVenture show in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, sold for a staggering $400,000 on Thursday night. All proceeds will benefit the organization’s youth and adult aviation programs
When most people think of the Mustang they typically think of Ford’s iconic pony car. However, the Mustang has a whole different meaning. Not only is it attributed to Ford’s halo car, but its nameplate is also shared with the famous P-51 Mustang fighter plane that essentially helped the North American Allied Forces beat the Axis powers during World War II. To commemorate this connection, Ford and Roush created this unique pony car.
The modified Mustang commemorates World War II triple flying ace, U.S. Army Air Force Colonel Bud Anderson, also known as “Old Crow.” It is the 12th model built in conjunction with a yearly celebration of P-51 Mustang pilots.
