Channel Islands—The skies were overcast on Sunday, October 11, but the Tri-County Mustang Club filled Channel Islands Harbor with classic and modern Mustangs, their owners and history about the great autos.
THERE were vendors supplying lunch, and the DJ banged out classic rock throughout the day.
Tri-County Mustang Club President Teri Boyd said the Club just celebrated 40 years.
Tri-County Mustang Club President Teri Boyd at the club’s booth.
“I’ve been in the Club for at least 26 years, but the show has been around for more than 30 years,” she said. “We’ve been at this location since 2018. We used to be over at the Ventura Harbor, and they decided they were going to develop the Harbor; we had to find a new location.”
In 2025, the show featured over 200 cars, but rainy skies slowed attendance in 2026.
“I think we’re just over 100 cars this year, but we had 15 no-shows,” she said. “We had a lot of people come up from down south, and it was raining down there.”
She said her first Mustang is her husband’s Mustang, a 1966 GT Shelby.
“It’s one of 252 changeover Mustangs,” she said. “They were left over from…
