Summary

Powered by a 351/460hp Windsor engine generating 450hp, with a 6-speed manual transmission. Thousands of labor hours are invested in this car.

Details

With thousands of labor hours invested in this 1967 Ford Mustang Custom Fastback, nothing has been overlooked. It is powered by a 351ci Windsor engine generating 450hp connected to a 6-speed manual transmission. The engine and drivetrain were built by Aldridge Motorsports. It's equipped with a McLeod Racing clutch and bellhousing, custom Headman headers and Hushpower mufflers. Features include a new power rack & pinion unit from Total Control with custom A-arms and coilover shocks. For the front and rear, Varishock shock absorbers with coilovers control installed determine the ride height and amount of travel. The body work is extensive. Every panel was modified. Door handles and all badges were removed to add to the shaved sleek look with unbroken lines. Mike Markovich was responsible for creating the custom-made aluminum tube grille and fitted into the new fiberglass nose. The entire rear end of the car was modified, hand-fabricated and sculptured with a set of new Mustang LED bulbs. Rides on custom one-off wheels. The taillight covers were hand-built. The bucket seats are tan glove leather, as are the door panels. The custom steering wheel is covered in the same glove leather as the rest of the interior. A Kenwood double-DIN touchscreen computer-controlled sound system features a 6.95-inch-wide VGA color LCD display with LED backlight.