Steve Hall, founder of the Mustang Owner's Museum, created National Mustang Day as a celebration of the Ford Mustang's debut on April 17, 1964, which is considered the "birthday" of the iconic car.

John and Mike take us on a video tour through some of the larger gatherings held for this year's NMD celebration.

Cristy Lee is a dynamic television host and automotive expert who has successfully transitioned her mechanical skills into the realm of home renovation. She gained prominence through her work on MotorTrend's "All Girls Garage" and "Garage Squad," where she showcased her expertise in fixing cars, trucks, and motorcycles. Beyond television, she owns and operates MotorCity Built, a design firm in Michigan that merges her passions for automotive work, real estate, and home renovation . Christy's multifaceted career continues to inspire, as she breaks stereotypes and empowers women in both the automotive and home improvement industries

Ponies in the Smokies is an annual car show and gathering that celebrates Ford Mustangs and their enthusiasts, held in the scenic Smoky Mountains of Tennessee. The multi-day event features a wide range of activities, including a large indoor car show, cruise-ins, drag racing, and scenic drives through the mountains. Mustang owners and fans from across the country attend to showcase their vehicles, connect with other enthusiasts, and enjoy the vibrant Mustang culture.

What do you get when you combine a 2017 GT350 with a 1982 Foxbody? You get VooDoo 82! Terry tells us all about the build and why.

The Ford Performance Racing School is a premier driver training program designed to provide enthusiasts and performance vehicle owners with an immersive, high-adrenaline experience behind the wheel of Ford’s high-performance cars. The school offers a range of programs tailored to different skill levels—from beginner to seasoned racer. Participants receive professional instruction from experienced racers, combining classroom sessions with extensive on-track driving to develop advanced car control, cornering, and braking techniques.

Lee Holman, son of co-founder John Holman, grew up immersed in the world of high-performance engineering, eventually leading the company through its evolution beyond NASCAR into custom builds and historic racing. His leadership helped preserve and expand the Holman-Moody legacy, bridging its rich past with today's automotive culture.

Duane Carling is a renowned expert on Independent Rear Suspension (IRS) systems for classic Mustangs, particularly known for his deep knowledge and hands-on experience with retrofitting IRS into vintage Ford models. With a background in engineering and a passion for performance driving, Carling has become a go-to authority in the Mustang restoration and modification community. His work combines technical precision with a respect for the original design, offering enthusiasts a way to significantly improve handling and ride quality without compromising the classic character of the vehicle.

Melvin Betacourt is an experienced Design Manager with a demonstrated history of working in the automotive industry. Skilled in Design Management, Alias Automotive, Alias Studio Tools, and Sketching. Strong arts and design professional with a BFA focused in Industrial Design/Automotive Design from Center For Creative Studies.