they have the 1965-67 Ford Mustang K code as one of their "top 21 hottest collector cars". Here's what they had to say for the benefit of those of you who don't subscribe....
"Not to dismiss the Mustang as a has-been in the collector car market, but the badge has cooled recently, with only a handful of exceptions. Such is the case with the initial K-Code offerings Ford made available, the hottest Mustang changing hands today. The high-performance V-8 is a 289-cu.in. small-block thumping out 271hp, which at the time was quite the little head-turner in an otherwise unannounced wrapper; except, of course, it's out-of-the-ordinary styling. Early Mustangs have always been in high demand, buth the K-Code reigns king today. And with nearly every body and trim part having been reproduced, restoring one is easy."
Not that I put much credence into magazine musings on "top collector" cars, but I have to admit, it's nice to see our Kars getting some press. For those of you who don't subscribe, I highly recommend all three of Hemmings magazines (Classic Car, Muscle Machines and Sports and Exotic Car). They are all well written and each one does a great job of profiling a wide range of cars and topics.
Kevin