Fabulous Fords Forever 25th Annual Event Knott's Berry Farm

Shelby American had about a dozen cars on display. A couple of our favorites were this black GT40 and the blue Shelby Cobra behind it. The classic '60s styling is just as popular today as it was then.

Call them what you wish, but the Fox-body LTD's are the perfect sleeper cars. There was a whole group of them, and most were modified with Fox Mustang drivetrain, interior, and wheels. The black one in the foreground even had Thunderbird Turbo Coupe wheels.

This is probably what a '10 Mach 1 would look like if Ford had produced one. The Grabber Blue coupe had a shaker, window louvers, and Mach 1 decals.

A loyal MM&FF reader even showed up with this un-spoiled LX hatch.

There were countless Saleen Mustangs in attendance, including these Fox-body examples.

Molly Saleen took the time to pose with Editor Smith for a photo.

We couldn't help but include this Capri. It looked like it has been cared for like a newborn child.....

....The paint was original, and there wasn't so much as a wear spot on the seats.

Color-specific groups seem to be all the rage. This Legend Lime crew may all have the same color 'Stang, but none looked the same. Individuality and self-expression are what makes Mustangs so popular.

Lisa Kramer of Palmdale, California, posed for us with her black and pink '08 GT. It's powered by an E-Force blower from Edelbrock and rolls on pink-trimmed Foose wheels.

The Memorial Car Honor Tour made a stop at Knott's. Also known as Fueled By The Fallen, the non-profit organization assists in supporting families of fallen military members and public safety personnel.