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Our mystery guest is a major figure in the Mustang Enthusiast Community. Tune in to find out who it is.

Chris Cervenka is the founder of Modified Muscle, a website marketplace dedicated to the Mustang enthusiast. Chris tells John and Mike all about the concept and future endeavors.

Art Cairo is a longtime Ford collector who bought a 1964½ Mustang for $500 believing it was just a unique early model. It turned out to be an extraordinarily rare prototype originally created for Henry Ford II.

John and Mike give us a photo tour of this year's Bay Harbor Classic Car & Boat Show in Bay Harbor, MI.

The Foxbody community continues to gain momentum. John and Mike take us on a tour of this year's event at FWH.

Hal Sperlich, often hailed as the "godfather of the Ford Mustang," was a visionary product planner at Ford who played a pivotal role in conceiving and championing the idea of a sporty, affordable car for younger buyers—what would become the Mustang. Working closely with Lee Iacocca, Sperlich recognized the emerging youth market and pushed for a stylish, performance-oriented vehicle built on the compact Falcon platform, combining low cost with high emotional appeal. His ability to translate consumer trends into product strategy helped birth the Mustang in 1964, igniting a new segment of American cars—the pony car—and forever changing automotive history.

Ken Dabrowski is a longtime executive and engineering leader at Ford Motor Company, known for his influential role in powertrain development and performance engineering. Throughout his career, he played a key part in advancing Ford’s high-performance vehicle programs and was deeply involved in the resurgence of Ford’s motorsports efforts. With a deep technical background and passion for racing heritage, Dabrowski helped bridge Ford’s performance legacy with modern engineering innovation, earning respect across both the corporate and enthusiast communities.