The 1971 Ford Mustang is one of the most sought-after collector cars of the century. Featuring a wider and longer body than previous models, this stunning automobile was manufactured in a variety of styles, including the hardtop, Sportsroof, convertible, and a sleuth of others. If you haven’t been lucky enough to spot this beautiful sports car on the roads where you live, then Hornets Nest Region, AACA in Charlotte, NC, invites you to visit their auto show this year.

Check out the specifications for the ‘71 Ford Mustang, a preferred collector car of the decade:

• Performance: This collector car had 370 horsepower in its top trim level. Capable of going from zero to 60 mph in less than 6.5 seconds, this muscle car was designed to get up and go. 
• Drivetrain: With seven different engine sizes and designs to choose from, the 1971 Ford Mustang gave each automobile owner plenty of options in terms of performance. 
• Colors: Aesthetically, this collector car was available directly from the manufacturer in nearly 20 different colors. If the automobile that you see at a car trade show still has the factory paint job, then it will likely be Raven Black, Grabber Yellow, Bright Silver Blue, or a wide range of other options.

Collector cars like these were meant to last. Whether you want to purchase a classic automobile from an earlier time or you just like walking around an auto show to see the beauty of older cars, there’s no better place to go than the Charlotte AutoFair. To learn more, call Hornets Nest Region, AACA at (704) 841-1990 or visit them online.