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Mustang Production Numbers for most Mustangs

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    racin' randy

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    I have put together this list of production numbers for most Mustangs. I am sure someone will find something missing like the amount of Super Snakes built, so it is an ongoing endeavor.

    Enjoy.

    Production Mustangs Made:
    Does not include specialty Mustangs

    1964 to 1966 : Originals – 1,288,557

    1967 to 1973: Big Boys – 1,688,953

    1974 to 1978: Mustang II – 1,107,718

    1979 to 1993: Fox Chassis – 2,597,714

    1994 to 1998: SN95 Small Scoop – 729,670

    1999 to 2004: SN95 Big Scoop – 915,900

    2005 to 2009: S197 Modern – 513,984

    2010: ***Ultra Modern: **47,524

    Total Production of all Mustangs: 8,920,020

    Specialty Mustangs Made:

    1964 Indy 500 Pace Car: 36
    1965 GT: 15106
    1965 A/FX Factory Drag Car: 15
    1965 Shelby GT350: 561*
    1965 Shelby GT350R/H: 2378*
    1966 Shelby GT350 & H: 2386*
    1967 Shelby GT350: 1175*
    1967 Shelby GT500: 2048*
    1967 Shelby GT500 Super Snake: 1
    1968 Shelby GT350: 1656*
    1968 Shelby GT500: 1542*
    1968 Shelby GT500 KR: 1252*
    1968 Cobra Jets: 2827
    1969 Mach 1: 72458
    1969 Boss 302: 1628
    1969 Boss 429: 857
    1969 Shelby GT350 & H: 1281*
    1969 Shelby GT500: 1872*
    1970 Shelby GT350/500: 790*
    1970 Boss 302: 7013
    1970 Boss 429: 499
    1971 Boss 351: 1806
    1978 King Cobra: 4971
    1984 20th Anniversary: 5260
    1984 to 1986 SVO Mustangs: 9844
    1995 GTS: 6370
    1983 to 2000 Saleen: 6279*
    2001 Bullitt Mustangs: 5582
    2008 Bullitt Mustangs: 5773
    2009 Bullitt Mustangs: 1927
    2004 SVT: 5664
    2003-2004 Mach 1: 16789
    1993-2004 Cobra/R: 79728
    2000 –2002 Roush: 2166*
    2006 Hertz production: Coupes
    500 Total Production
    496 auto, 4 manual transmission
    2007 Shelby GT information:
    Black Coupes 3,385 (5 spd. 2,876 auto. 509)
    White Coupes 2,266 (5 spd. 1,771 auto. 495)
    Total Production 5,651
    2007 Hertz production: Convertibles
    500 Total Production
    482 auto, 18 manual transmission
    2007 Shelby GT500: 10844
    2008 Shelby GT information
    Blue Coupes 1121 5 spd. 973 auto. 148
    Blue Convertibles 778 5 spd. 573 583 auto. 195
    Grabber Orange Coupes 215 5 spd. 211 auto. 4
    Grabber Orange Conv. 0
    Barrett Jackson Coupe 61 5 spd. 47 auto. 14
    Barrett Jackson Conv. 39 5spd. 28 auto. 11
    Total Production 2214
    Coupe 1397 5spd.1231 auto. 166
    Convertible 817 5spd. 611 auto. 206
    2008 Shelby GT500: 8583
    2008 Shelby GT500 KR: 1000
    2009 Shelby GT500: 3559
    2009 Shelby GT500 KR: 1571
    2010 Shelby GT500 Coupes: 3545
    2010 Shelby GT500 Convertibles: 913
    2011 Shelby GT500 Coupes Planned: 2539
    2011 Shelby GT500 Convertibles Planned: 676





    Total Specialty Mustangs Built: 311,635*

    Total of All Mustangs Built: 9,231,655*


    *Early Shelby’s, Roush’s, Saleen’s could be in the total of Ford Mustangs built numbers as they are shipped to these companies to be modified. No Steeda Mustangs are included.

    **Only source I could fine was a January 2010 to July 2010 sales report.

    ***I gave this name to differentiate the difference in body style on the S197 chassis.

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    G8R CHOMP

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    Very interesting...

    Couple of other specialties:

    '70, '71 Mach 1 as well as those during the SN95 years.
    California Specials

    I wonder where I can find a 2007 GTH Convertible with a manual...? :thumbup:
     
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    Hi,
    Is it me or are you missing the 1970 Mach 1 ?? They made less than the 69 and should be on the list.Also the 67 Shelby numbers are not correct.The Super Snake was part of the overall total so it should be corrected to read 2047 G.T. 500 cars,if you are going to list the Super Snake seperately.Another thing is the 67 G.T.350 Total may be changed to 1174,which is the number Kevin Marti is showing.The new Saac Registry will have this in it if it is proven.Where did you get the early Mustang totals?
    Thanks for the info.!
    P.D.:thumbup:
     
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    Coralsnake

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    This seems to be a real common problem on the internet. People like to copy down numbers and the bad information is perpetuated. This is not for amateurs.

    Where are the 69 and 70 Cobra jets? You broke them out in 68 (incorrectly, I might add)

    http://www.428cobrajet.com/production.html

    I would say "nice try", but it wasn't.

    :(
     
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    "1965 Shelby GT350R/H: 2378*"

    You are waaay off on this one ;)
     
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    The Mach I specialty years were 69 through 73 While the Mustang II Mach I's
    were just extra stripes....and part of the Mustang II numbers correct?
     
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    you missed 1 coupe and1 convertible gt500 for 1967....
     
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    Who figured out that there were 518 gt500kr convert.? vs what my old shelby buyers guide says is 318 produced ? Was it kevin marti ? the 200 car difference is in the gt350 fastbacks . my old book says 1253 produced and I guess the real number is 1053 . or was it just a typo during print of my old book for 1968 shelby mustang production numbers ?

    Also What are the real numbers on 1966 gt350 convertables? 6 or ? ? Not the reproduction cars built in the late 80s or early 90s I mean the ones built in 66 at the la facilty. I wonder where these cars are ?

    dan
     
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    updated 68 numbers are correct...
     
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    The revised 1968 production numbers have been out for about ten years. SAAC went with the most accurate information available to them when the 1997 Registry was published. I think you will find a note in there that records were incomplete and some extrapolation was used. Because the total production number was always correct (4450), the numbers for some other models was also in error at the time of printing. I always suspected the Registy number was in error , because the survival rate (cars accounted for) for KR convertibles was about 30 % higher than the other models. That would not make sense statistically.

    There are still a lot of things that are unknown about production, but the numbers have been nailed pretty well for the 1968s. If you see references to 318 KR convertibles, you can feel reasonably assured the person making those claims is clueless.

    If you thought the old Registry was usefull, wait until you see the new, revamped 1968 sections. They will blow your mind.




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