Welcome to the World Ford T5 Registry
The first global registry dedicated to the Ford T5 - the German-market Mustang built between 1965 and 1979
The Ford T5 World Registry is not affiliated with the Ford Motor Company.
What Is a Ford T5?
The official name given to the Ford Mustang sold in West Germany from 1965–1979. Ford renamed it to avoid a trademark conflict with Krupp, a German truck manufacturer, who held the 'Mustang' name in Germany."
Why a Registry?
These cars are rare, scattered across continents, and often misidentified. The registry exists to document, preserve, and connect every surviving T5 in the world.
A Global Community
T5 owners live across the USA, Germany, South America, and beyond. This is one of place they all meet, talk, and share knowledge.
30
T5s Registered
68
Members Worldwide
18
Countries
1965–79
Model Years
30
T5s Registered
68
Members Worldwide
18
Countries
1965–79
Model Years
Three steps
How the Registry Works
01
Create a Free Account
Register on the site in under 2 minutes — no credit card required.
02
Submit Your T5
Fill out the registration form with your car's details, photos, and history.
03
Join the Community
Connect with other T5 owners, share knowledge, find parts.
The community
What the Community Is Talking About
Recent Posts
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1965 T5 showroom brochure pics
By Registrar Mark , 3 weeks ago
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Sharing a few photos for testing purposes.
I'm uploading several images to confirm that attachment...
By Registrar Mark , 1 month ago
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RE: 1965 FORD T5 COLOMBIA SOUTH AMERICA
Hello and welcome to the World T5 Registry. You are wel...
By Registrar Mark , 4 months ago
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1965 FORD T5 COLOMBIA SOUTH AMERICA
i have a 1965 Ford T5 fastback, in colombia south ameri...
By osalazar1965fordT5 , 4 months ago
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No doubt those of you who have gotten your Marti report...
By Registrar Mark , 5 months ago
By the numbers
T5 — A Historical Footnote with Horsepower
- 3,208 Verified Units Between 1967 and 1973, exactly 3,208 T5 models were produced.
- The Name Change The T5 badge replaced 'Mustang' on fenders to comply with German trademark law.
- Identical DNA T5s were identical to US-spec Mustangs except for the T5 fender badges and German documentation.
- A Fraction of Exports T5 production is a breakdown of total export production, not an addition to it. During this seven-year span, T5s made up roughly 8.9% of all exported Mustangs and a mere 0.19% of total production.
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