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Welcome
to MustangToys.com, a Web site devoted to Ford Mustang toys,
particularly vintage tin Mustang toys. Mustang toys and collectibles
seem to be a natural extension of people's love for Ford Mustangs,
the pony car that officially kicked off the muscle car era
45 years ago. What makes collecting Mustang toys, in particular,
so much fun is the fact that so many different types of these
toy cars have been produced. Among the most collectible today
are the Japanese Mustang toy cars constructed out of tin from
the mid 1960s through the mid 1970s, and those are the toys
that this site focuses on most. That said, there were some
pretty neat Mustang toys constructed out of plastic, pressed
steel and diecast metal, too. We'll include some of those
as well. So, take a look around at our online toy Mustang
museum and 
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