Ford's FIRST AWD Car was a Mustang? An Engineering Museum - Olivier Cerf w BarryT

[@jeffclark2725]

Ferguson in Europe, them and Ford always had something Going on, thumbs up great video, once again greay idea was before its time

[@BarryTsGarage]

Apparently! Thanks for adding that in

[@packhams4]

Thanks for showing us that almost unknown piece of history. Wouldnt the Range Rover be considered as coming between the FF cars and the Audi Quattro?

[@BarryTsGarage]

Thanks! I think we need to stay to the car category. If we’re going to include trucks and SUVs there would likely be many vehicles. One car we may have forgotten would be the AMC Eagle though….

[@keithwarkentin]

That’s very interesting Barry do you have any idea how much it would be worth and what it cost when it was purchased, I really enjoyed that 😀🇨🇦

[@BarryTsGarage]

Thank you very much, Keith. One of One cars like this are so difficult to price out. It really becomes a matter of what a person is just willing to offer. I’m sure at the time Ford and Ferguson spent a good deal of money creating it but that amount wasn’t shared with anyone I know of. Glad you liked the video, have a great day!

[@godsowndrunk1118]

If any car ever needed AWD , it's the Mustangs.... they're terrible in snow. My 67 doesn't move if there's even a chance of snow or ice.... period.

[@BarryTsGarage]

I had a 67 as well and agree!

[@deandee8082]

not exactly a production car, FIM and various other sanctioning bodies define production as 200+ that's he number you need tor each to be homologated, custom like saleen whatever, if ford made 200+ you could call it production, when a 3rd party garbs it and modifies its a custom or 3rd party . .

[@BarryTsGarage]

Better to call it a driving prototype, rather than production. Otherwise a modified production car...