World's Fair in April 1964, the Ford Mustang burned rubber across the American psyche. "You always remember your first Mustang," says Duke Clancy, the 55-year-old president of the Mustang Club of West Central Florida and the owner of a ruby 1969 Mach 1 Fastback he exhibits at car shows across the country. On a breezy November Sunday in Sarasota, the club is sponsoring Ponies Under the Palms, a gathering of some 130 Mustangs-vintage 1965s, hot-rod Shelby GT350S and late-model Supersnake Cobras that go for upwards of $90,000. "You are going to have 10,000 personal stories," warns Clancy.
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机译：1964年4月的世界博览会，福特野马在美国人的心中燃烧了橡胶。 “你永远记得你的第一个野马，”现年55岁的西中佛罗里达州野马俱乐部主席，克制红宝石1969 Mach 1 Fastback的所有者杜克·克兰西说。在萨拉索塔一个轻松的11月周日，俱乐部赞助了Ponies Under the Palms，聚集了约130辆野马老式1965年代，热销的Shelby GT350S和最新型号的Supersnake Cobras，价格高达90,000美元。 “您将有10,000个个人故事，” Clancy警告。
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