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FEB 25, 2021 | From Ford Performance Staff Reports

At 27, Cameron Brewer Already Has His Dream Car, A Blue 5.0 Mustang

Blue S550 5.0 Mustang parked in driveway

Many enthusiasts wind up having to wait well into adulthood before finally getting the chance to own their dream Ford. But that’s not the case with Cameron Brewer, who was an entrant in our Ford Performance Virtual Car Show last year. Cameron landed his dream vehicle at the ripe old age of 25. Check out his note to us below about how he followed up his first Mustang at age 17 with his current 2018 dream machine:

“Hi, Ford Performance! My name is Cameron Brewer. I am 27 years old and currently living in Osceola Indiana. Check out the pictures of my 2018 Ford Mustang GT. Under the hood, it has 5.0L Gen 3 Coyote motor and on the outside it’s my favorite color for a Mustang, Kona Blue. This is the second Mustang I have owned. I bought my first Mustang when I was 17 years old.Engine bay photo of 2018 5.0L Mustang

“The biggest reason I got a job right after my 16th birthday was to buy a Mustang. After working for a whole year, I saved enough money to buy a 2009 4.0L V6 Oxford White 45th Anniversary Mustang. I owned it until I was 25, when I traded it in for my current Mustang. I created many memories in my first Mustang over the 8 years of ownership, including it being a part of my wedding.Rear 3/4 photo from driver side of Mustang

“I am excited for all the new memories I have already created -- and the new ones yet to come -- in my 2018 Mustang. Ever since I was little kid, I always wanted a Ford Mustang. I would dream of the day I could buy a blue Mustang with a V-8 and a manual transmission. Two years ago, I finally had the opportunity to purchase my childhood dream car. (A lot of thanks to my wife for allowing me to follow my dream).Interior photo of driverside

During my two years of ownership of my 2018 Coyote, I have removed the resonator for an X-pipe, added red caliper covers, upgraded the clutch spring, added a throttle body spacer, and made some small, cosmetic changes (blue shift knob, blue valve-stem caps, smoked-lens rear lights, and blue switch knobs). The previous summer, I participated in my first two car shows, and look forward to many more in this upcoming season. I hope you enjoy my car . . . and my Mustang story.Photo of driverside front wheel with red brake caliper cover

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