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My friend ron and his old boss
302R BRAKES
302R SUSPENSION
CARBON DRIVE SHAFT
FORD RACING OIL COOLER
ROLL BAR
6 POINT RACING HARNESSES
HIGH FLOW CLUTCH LINE
MGW SHORT THROW SHIFTER
22 MM SWAY BAR
CORSA EXTREME CAT BACK MUFFLER
COOL TECH ARP WHEEL STUDS
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They played this on the big screen at the Ford display at SEMA
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must hear videos of this!!!![]()
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#436
They have the Internet on computers now?
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The only "Mustang" I'd want to be seen in:
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Apparently it's a Ford Indy motor.
We're following this, we believe it could have happened. Strope said the Ford execs would have wanted real-world testing of the Indy 4-cam V8 engine that powered Jim Clark's Indy 500 car. This could have happened, couldn't it? It's plausible, right?
So that's what Strope did.
He put in a 300-cubic-inch Indy 4-cam V8 of the kind used in Clark's race car, with aluminum block and magnesium covers, magnesium oil pan and gorgeous polished aluminum velocity stacks piled atop each cylinder. The resulting engine weighs just 300 pounds and makes 425 hp at 7,000 rpm. It might make more at higher revs but Strope hasn't run it any higher yet.
The CR Racing “NASCAR-prepped” four-speed manual transmission weighs just 63 pounds.
Add a tricked out rear suspension, Plexiglas windows, generous use of fiberglass to “add lightness,” and you have not only a promising setup but something that could well have been period-correct, down to the Clark-specific magnesium knock-off wheels.
Read more: http://www.autoweek.com/article/2012...#ixzz2BaAKNGkk
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loves me some notchbacks... from the fifteen52 facebook page this morning...
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"You've seen it, you've heard it, and you're still asking questions?!?"
"Yeah, when do we go for a ride!?!?"
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Do Crown Vic mesh wheels with the huge lips fit on modern Mustangs? No, I'm not one of those "stance" people, but could be pretty cool if done right.
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Man.. Now I'm reconsidering looking for an e34 wagon as my next daily...
There are a lot of good examples around me on CL; a '70 302 and this 64.5 quickly caught my attention: http://southcoast.craigslist.org/cto/3423320348.html
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Thread is 13 pages long, so I'm not sure if it's been posted yet, but...1968 Shelby GT500 convertible. My personal favorite, other than the '67 fastback.
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