It's entering middle age, but Ford's best-known car can still get pulses racing
LEBANON, Tenn. -- What would it feel like if something you created ended up on a postage stamp?
Don Frey knows. The man tapped by Henry Ford II to lead the Mustang's introduction more than four decades ago got a letter from a friend a few years ago and noticed the stamp bore a picture of the original 1965 Ford Mustang convertible.
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