2026 National Mustang Day
Activities and Photo's
Mustangs of Memphis started the day with a tour of a local classic garage shop, Cofer’s Classics. Next stop was our charity, Memphis Oral School for the Deaf, where the kids got to enjoy our cars and some Mustang stickers! Next up was our lunch stop at Landers Ford where we also presented our annual donation check to Memphis Oral School for the Deaf. $20K this year!!! Our final stop was another local dealership, Homer Skelton Ford of Millington, for an afternoon snack of cookies and brownies! We had a great turnout today and we are already planning next year!!
​-Gina Cunningham
We gathered a group of us in Columbus OH and cruised to Ford’s Garage in Liberty, OH.
-Heather Flanagan
The High Desert Mustang Club recently observed National Mustang Day at Isotopes Park in Albuquerque, New Mexico, where members gathered to attend an Albuquerque Isotopes AAA baseball game. This event marked the inaugural National Mustang Day celebration for our newly established organization. The club featured nine Mustangs on display and was represented by 33 members in attendance. Following an Isotopes victory, the evening concluded with a fireworks presentation. 
-High Desert Mustang Club
I have always loved mustangs. The greatest car ever made.
-David Harrison
Celebrated by driving from Raleigh to The Mustang Museum in Concord to spend the weekend!
​-John Vogt
We wanted to share some pictures of how the Mustang Club of Tidewater in Virginia celebrated Mustang Day.  
First, we had a cruise in at Bubba's 33 in Chesapeake VA with attendance of 30+ Mustangs.  We gathered for dinner then had cake made by me.  
The following day we had our first car show of the year "Spring Fling".  Over 100 cars in participation for this event.  Was a beautiful day.  
The following our pictures of our events.  
Thank you,
Maria William - Member of the Mustang Club of Tidewater VA 
Substitute Teaching at Memorial Middle School in Mentor, Ohio in my National Mustang Day t-shirt and of course drove my Mustang.
-Maybe Grey
Finally a day without rain so a nice long ride up the river road with the top down to celebrate 62 years of what puts a big ole smile on my face  .
-James Leary
Put my top down and went on a long cruise.
​-Teresa Elliott
Mukogee Mustangs celebrated by hosting a Show and Shine in the Depot District Green Space in our town. We had over 30 Mustangs from almost all eras and had a 641/2 and a 2026 among many others. We were joined by members of the Green Country Mustang Club who also supported the event.

We had a Crowd Pleasing Mustang Vote and a special appearance by Darth Vader and his stormtrooper. Darth selected his favorite Mustang with a special trophy award. We plan to enhance this event next year.

Registrants were given one of the Mustang Day decals. Thanks for your support.
-Roger Bell
Celebrated National Mustang Day at the Mustang Owners Museum today. Met the SN95 design engineer, Bud Magaldi

Bud Magaldi and I at my 2004 40th anniversary Mustang, which is on display in the museum.
-David Schultz
Members of the Mustang Club of Maryland took a cruise on Saturday, April 18 to celebrate National Mustang Day. We met near Parkville, Maryland and cruised north to Intercourse, Pennsylvania where we stopped at Barry's Car Barn. Barry's Car Barn contains approximately 50 exceptional vehicles, including a great group of Shelby Mustangs, motorcycles and gas station memorabilia that is part of a local businessman's collection. After leaving Intercourse, the group traveled to Paradise Station for lunch. Paradise Station is located next to the tracks of the scenic Strasburg Railroad and includes Casey Jone's Restaurant, The Barn event venue, the Red Caboose Motel (the rooms are actual individual cabooses), and a petting zoo. Casey Jones Restaurant consists of actual restored dining cars in which we dined. Following a great lunch, there was an optional stop at the Bird In Hand Famers Market in Bird in Hand, Pennsylvania. Beautiful weather with great people and Mustangs made for a great day.
-Bruce Wheeler
Four Mustangs, 130 miles, and some of the best backroads in CT and NY. We hit a vintage 1957 Mobil station, grabbed lunch at a retro diner, and wrapped it up with a stop at Lime Rock Park. Not a bad way to celebrate Mustang Day.
-Larry Onofrio
Here in Great Falls mt we had a gathering on 4/18/26 because the weather on 4/17/26 was cold and raining. We got 35 plus great Mustang to show up . We gathered for about 1hr in the lot between Tire-Rama and 1st Liberty federal credit union. We cruised up to our famous flag hill then along the Missouri river down to the Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center. Thanks to all the drivers that brought there beautiful rides and all the helped me.
THANKS : Tire-Rama,Coca-Cola,1st Liberty, Empire Ink, Falls Print Works and Craig & Shelly for adding photos to the Face Book Page. G T F National Mustang Day. HAPPY CRUISING
-Alan Graf