1996 Ford Mustang GT

Time-Capsule Pony: A 9,768-Mile 1996 Ford Mustang GT That Preserves a Pivotal Era of American Muscle When Ford pulled the covers off the fourth-generation "SN95" Mustang for 1994, it signaled a bold return to the classic pony car’s roots—complete with sculpted side scoops, a galloping pony in the grille, and an unmistakable athletic stance. By 1996, Ford turned the page on an era, retiring the longtime 5.0-liter pushrod V8 in favor of a brand-new, high-tech 4.6-liter SOHC Modular V8 and introducing the iconic vertical, three-bar taillights that instantly bridged the gap between the 1960s original and modern performance. Finding a clean, unmodified SN95 Mustang GT today is already a tall order. Finding a 2-owner,.