Hi, my name is Jeff. Like most owners of classic Mustangs (that's our car on the left), my wife and I have always had a few Mustang toys sitting around our house, mostly diecast replicas of Mustangs we wished we owned but probably never would. You know the cars . . . a 1970 Boss 302, a 1967 Shelby GT500, a 1966 Shelby GT350, etc.

Then one day, as I was passing through an antiques store looking for old Mustang automobilia, I stumbled upon an old tin Mustang toy, a Taiyo Bump'N Go Mach 1. I instantly fell in love with it and paid more than it was worth to bring it home. It was my first exposure to these tin cars and it wasn't long before I wanted more of them.

In the 11 years since that original purchase, my collection and understanding of the cars and their makers have grown. I've even published a few articles on tin toy Mustangs, most recently a full-page article in Toy Shop magazine. I hope you enjoy viewing these cars as much as I've enjoyed owning them!