MUSTANG - A Way of Life
MUSTANG - A Way of Life
MUSTANG - A Way of Life
MUSTANG - A Way of Life
MUSTANG - A Way of Life
MUSTANG - A Way of Life
MUSTANG - A Way of Life
MUSTANG - A Way of Life
MUSTANG - A Way of Life
MUSTANG - A Way of Life
MUSTANG - A Way of Life
MUSTANG - A Way of Life
MUSTANG - A Way of Life
MUSTANG - A Way of Life
MUSTANG - A Way of Life
MUSTANG - A Way of Life

MUSTANG - A Way of Life

L20220316
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Encountering the Mustang passion

A popular car turned cinema star — with over 500 films to its name — a family pony car transformed into a diabolical muscle car in the Shelby workshops, the Mustang pulls off the feat of being both prestigious and universally loved. Sold in over ten million examples, it embodies the American dream like no other. Whether enthusiasts or professionals, the Mustang makes the hearts of its devotees race, turning it into a genuine way of life.

 

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Author 1
Michaël Levivier
Author 2
Photographer: Michaël Levivier
Publication date
2019
Pages
240
Illustrations
Over 200 photos
Cover
Hardcover
Format
27.0 cm × 35.5 cm
Language
French
Publisher
EPA
EAN
9782376710318

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