1965 Ford Mustang | London

A 1965 Ford Mustang, the car that began the pony-car class with a long bonnet, a short rear deck and a wide choice of engines. It was introduced at the 1964 World's Fair and is liked for its compact, balanced shape. This car is finished in Blue with a White interior, a light cabin that reads clearly in close shots and detail frames. It is left-hand drive, so the driver sits on the kerb side and the front passenger steps out on the road side. That also gives it a continental, American look in any scene. The long bonnet and 1960s proportions suit advertising, photography, and fashion and editorial shoots, while the American character helps period film, television and music video work. At events the blue paint makes a colourful centrepiece. It also suits weddings and personal hires. The car is based in London.