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This was the first time a Ford Mustang rode these elevators.
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Ford Mustang Turns 50
Well, we’re asking you to guess what’s unusual about this picture. Well, would it, it would be pretty easy, right? This is a stunt, part of the Ford Mustang’s 50th anniversary celebrations, but how on earth did they get this car up there? Down there on the street is where cars are supposed to be, not up here, 86 floors above New York City atop the Empire State Building. The out of place 2015 Ford Mustang had tourists . The Mustang was cut up into five pieces small enough to fit in the smallest Empire State Building elevator. They actually built a mock elevator back at the Ford shop to make sure everything would fit. This wasn’t the first time a Ford Mustang rode these elevators. Back in 1965, the then-newly introduced Mustang made the same trip and was photographed on the . This latest elevation of the Mustang was meant to celebrate its 50th anniversary. Weather, though, didn’t cooperate. Snowflakes were flying as they assembled the Mustang high above Manhattan. It had to be done overnight when the observation deck was closed and the car had to be put together in a six-hour window. Here’s the process sped up. Despite the weather, they met their deadline.
Well, we’re asking you to guess what’s unusual about this picture. Well, would it, it would be pretty easy, right? This is a stunt, part of the Ford Mustang’s 50th anniversary celebrations, but how on earth did they get this car up there? Down there on the street is where cars are supposed to be, not up here, 86 floors above New York City atop the Empire State Building. The out of place 2015 Ford Mustang had tourists . The Mustang was cut up into five pieces small enough to fit in the smallest Empire State Building elevator. They actually built a mock elevator back at the Ford shop to make sure everything would fit. This wasn’t the first time a Ford Mustang rode these elevators. Back in 1965, the then-newly introduced Mustang made the same trip and was photographed on the . This latest elevation of the Mustang was meant to celebrate its 50th anniversary. Weather, though, didn’t cooperate. Snowflakes were flying as they assembled the Mustang high above Manhattan. It had to be done overnight when the observation deck was closed and the car had to be put together in a six-hour window. Here’s the process sped up. Despite the weather, they met their deadline.