We asked contributors to fire up their cameras and share some of their favorite Mustang memories with us.
Here are some of the best of our submissions!
Mustangs come to those who wait.(Photo: Jimbob Baird, Your Take)
"I met my wife while still in High School in 1968 – the same year I bought my Chevelle Super Sport convertible instead of a Mustang. I've wanted a Mustang ever since and finally got one in 2014. Still have the same wife." -Jimbob Baird
Signed (by Carroll Shelby), sealed, delivered. This Mustang is Jeff Shreck's!(Photo: Jeff Shreck, Your Take)
"This is my pride and joy. Modeled after the 1967 Shelby GT350 Mustang, this car was viewed, approved and then signed on the dash by (car designer) Carroll Shelby himself. This also has a special place in the my heart as it was the topic of the first conversation by my wife and I when we first met." -Jeff Shreck
Love is stronger than a Mustang.(Photo: Randy Kegley, Your Take)
"My wife had breast cancer in her early 30's. (She went through) surgery, chemotherapy, reconstruction, hair loss – all the bad stuff. I told her t! o stay strong, fight hard and when she recovers we will get a old Mustang to fix up for her. This is it, we built it together." -Randy Kegley
Baby's first Mustang!(Photo: Hashimoto Hirotaka, Your Take)
"(I) bought and shipped this 2012 Mustang V6 premium to Tokyo few weeks before my son was born. (Now, I) would like to share the very first family photo!" -Hashimoto Hirotaka
A Mustang, 25 years in the making!(Photo: Tommy Youmans, Your Take)
"(I) got my wife one for our 25 years together and liked it so much I went and got me one." -Tommy Youmans
@yourtake@USATODAY my only full longterm relationship! #mustang50anniversarypic.twitter.com/qBKrJfPKek
— Mohamad Ali Harissi (@aleeharissi) April 15, 2014@yourtake in 1970, 2 of my Uncles returned home from Vietnam with a load of hazard pay. Both bought '70 Mach 1's. one Clev. One Windsor.
— Rob Reddington (@Rredd88) April 15, 2014@yourtake when I was a little kid, my Aunt the nurse, bought a '64 pony. It was cream colored/pale yellow. I clearly remember it.
— Rob Reddington (@Rredd88) April 15, 2014
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