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When Tom Meena bought this 1966 Mustang seven years ago, it was painted yellow and had a vinyl roof. His first plan: Restore it and send it off to college with one of his and Denise's daughters, but after all the time and treasure, he decided to keep it. Wouldn't you have?
When the couple met, he had a 1964.5 Mustang, the earliest ever. That's one at right. I spotted the Mustanging Meenas Saturday as Tom was helping Denise, director of the St. John's Episcopal School preschool, with start-of-the-year preparations.
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When Tom Meena bought this 1966 Mustang seven years ago, it was painted yellow and had a vinyl roof. His first plan: Restore it and send it off to college with one of his and Denise's daughters, but after all the time and treasure, he decided to keep it. Wouldn't you have? 
When the couple met, he had a 1964.5 Mustang, the earliest ever. That's one at right. I spotted the Mustanging Meenas Saturday as Tom was helping Denise, director of the St. John's Episcopal School preschool, with start-of-the-year preparations.
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