Model file — Ford
Ford Mustang
The car that defined the pony-car era. First-generation Mustangs remain some of the most insured classics on the road, with values that vary sharply by trim and drivetrain.
Years typically written 1965–1973 (first generation)
Few cars have as wide a value spread as a first-generation Mustang — a six-cylinder coupe and a documented Shelby can be worlds apart. That’s exactly why agreed value coverage matters here more than almost anywhere else: the figure on your declarations page should reflect your specific car, not an average.
What underwriting looks at
- Verifying original drivetrain and trim codes against documented sales or a marque registry
- Rust in floor pans, trunk and torque boxes, common on unrestored cars from this era
- Aftermarket performance or resto-mod modifications that affect agreed value
- Higher theft interest on desirable trims, which can affect storage requirements
Instruction to proceed
Insure yourFord Mustang.
Tell us about the car's history, storage, and how often it moves. We'll come back with a value worth agreeing to.