On October 2, an array of exquisite vintage cars from various brands were exhibited on the outskirts of Can Gio district, Ho Chi Minh City. Local residents have reported that these vehicles belong to a company specializing in providing rental car services.
The vintage car display immediately caught the attention of many passersby. From front to back, the lineup included the 1967 Ford Mustang Fastback, 1958 Peugeot 203, and Toyota FJ40 Land Cruiser parked harmoniously together. Photo: Phuc Loc Nguyen.
The 1958 Peugeot 203, the oldest model among the lineup, was manufactured in the same year. Photo: Phuc Loc Nguyen.
The 1966 Ford Mustang Convertible model holds a special place within the lineup. It is considered one of the longest-standing Mustangs in Vietnam, belonging to the first generation produced by the manufacturer between 1964-1973. The Mustang Convertible carries the essence of classic American muscle car lines and features a sporty and open design, thanks to its convertible structure. Photo: Phuc Loc Nguyen.
According to statistics, there are currently only around 15 1967 Ford Mustangs like this vibrant yellow model in Vietnam. Originally unveiled at the 1964 New York Auto Show, it immediately captured the hearts of many visitors with its robust design, commonly seen in American cars. Over time, the model has undergone six generations with numerous updates but still maintains its core value. Photo: Phuc Loc Nguyen.
The 1972 Mustang Grande is an exceedingly rare model in Vietnam. It features luxurious interior elements such as high-back fabric seats, electric clocks, decorative interior trim with cast handles and volutes, and a two-spoke steering wheel. Photo: Phuc Loc Nguyen.
The Toyota FJ40 belongs to the Land Cruiser series, produced from 1960 to 2001. With its traditional SUV body-on-frame construction, most Land Cruiser 40 series models were manufactured as 2-door vehicles, slightly larger than the similar Jeep CJ. Photo: Phuc Loc Nguyen.
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