Cochise Mustang Club

When the Ford Mustang was introduced on April 17, 1964, it was an instant hit with the public. The reaction to the Mustang’s arrival was tremendous and thus a legend was born. As the "car designed to be designed by you", it came in many different combinations, from a sedate six-cylinder grocery getter to a fire-breathing, high-performance, V8 road-ripper. The Mustang legend has continued to this day and popularity for this car encompasses all years from 1964 to now.

The Cochise Mustang Club, formed in January 2013, by a group of individuals who find the Ford Mustang one of the most stylish and attractive domestic sports cars available. Whether it be the 1964½ Trendsetters, '69 through '71 Bosses, the Mustang II circa 1974, the '79 pace setters, the '83s which sparked the rebirth of America's love affair with the convertible, the '85-'90 aerodynamic speed machines, or the '13 GT, we love them all!

Our club is open to all 1964½ to present Ford Mustangs, Shelby’s, Roush, Saleen, Mercury Cougars, and specialty Ford-powered vehicles including the AC Cobra. Do not be concerned if your car is not in show condition, most important of all is the enthusiasm and fellowship you gain by meeting folks with a common interest.

We are committed to being an asset to our community, as well as guiding and encouraging future car enthusiasts to conduct themselves in a manner that reflects a focus on safe practices.

The Cochise Mustang Club is proud to support United Way of Sierra Vista and Cochise County as our charity of choice. Each year, our club will contribute a portion of our revenue from memberships, our annual car shows and other events. This is an important charity organization that supports the Boys and Girls Club, Cochise County Children’s Center, Salvation Army, Crisis and Homeless Shelters and many more.

So...can your Mustang come out and play?