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Harry Phillips, NL Man Who Sold First-Ever Ford Mustang, Passes Away
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Harry Phillips, NL Man Who Sold First-Ever Ford Mustang, Passes Away
The Newfoundland man who sold the first-ever Ford Mustang has passed away. Harry Phillips, better known by the nickname Herk, passed away last Friday at the age of 91. Phillips, a career salesman, holds the unique honour of being the person to sell the first Ford Mustang to ever come off the assembly line while working at George G.R. Parsons Ford in St. John’s back in 1964. Phillips wasn’t supposed to sell it, however, and Ford would eventually …
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