1967 Ford Mustang Ski Country Special, GreenLight 1:64

1967 Ford Mustang Ski Country Special

GreenLight | 1:64 Scale | 30154-48

The 1967 Ford Mustang represented the first major redesign of the original Mustang platform, growing slightly larger and more aggressive to accommodate bigger engines and evolving muscle car competition. Its sharper body lines, wider stance, and expanded performance options helped cement the Mustang’s place at the center of late-1960s American performance culture.

This GreenLight exclusive release celebrates the rare Ski Country Special Mustangs originally tied to Ford dealerships located in Colorado ski regions during the late 1960s. These special regional promotion cars became highly collectible because they combined limited dealership distribution with unique appearance packages connected to mountain and winter recreation culture.

The model features a bright blue exterior with a black vinyl-style roof, hood striping, and rear-mounted ski equipment that reflects the original Ski Country Special theme. GreenLight captures the classic 1967 Mustang proportions along with period-correct styling details that make this release especially appealing for Mustang collectors and regional promotional vehicle enthusiasts.

• 1967 Ford Mustang coupe tooling
• Ski Country Special themed release
• Rear-mounted ski accessory setup
• Black hood striping and vinyl-style roof
• GreenLight exclusive collectible release

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Common Collector Questions and Answers

What was the original Ski Country Special program?
Ford created Ski Country Special vehicles for select Colorado-area dealerships, using appearance packages and regional promotions aimed at ski resort and mountain lifestyle buyers during the 1960s.

Why are regional promotional Mustangs collectible?
Regional dealership specials were often produced in far smaller numbers than standard production models, giving them added historical interest and rarity among Mustang collectors.

What changed on the 1967 Mustang compared to earlier models?
The 1967 redesign introduced a larger body, more aggressive styling, and engine bay space capable of housing Ford’s bigger V8 performance engines, helping the Mustang compete more directly in the growing muscle car market.