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Coyote Power Moves This Widebody Fox Body Mustang
The Ford Mustang was America’s first pony car, a smaller and more affordable alternative to the muscle cars of the time. Since the initial release, the Mustang has been the best-selling sports car in America for most years. Ford makes a point of being a driving force for innovation within the car community. This is highly relevant in the case of the Mustang, as virtually every performance car made after the year 1965 was a response to the Mustang. One car in particular that catches the attention of lovers of all things speed is the Fox Body Mustang which combines the power and handling of Ford’s premium pony car with the style of a sleek hatchback or small economy coupe.
Shelby GT500 Auctions For Over $1 Million
A 2022 Shelby GT500 Heritage Edition is by no means a cheap car, but the fact one auctioned over the weekend for $1,000,938 is shocking. In the end, it wasn’t really about the car, which one day could reach that kind of value, but instead about helping out people adversely affected by the ravages of Hurricane Ian. In other words, this is yet another story of how gearheads watch out for others.
Coyote Swapped 1985 F-150 Is The Ultimate Muscle Truck
There are three incredible facets of modification in the automotive community that make up the ridiculous world of aftermarket customization. These are small trucks, air suspension, and V8 engine swaps, as they have proven to be an incredible platform for you to begin building your dream vehicle. The small truck aspect is a prevalent subject of discussion within the automotive community because of its astonishing abundance and a high potential for some great customization. This particular truck is a fantastic example because it takes all three aspects mentioned above of automotive customization. So what makes this tiny truck one of the most astonishing automotive creations ever to hit the internet?
Homegrown 1965 Mustang War Horse
There are some pretty impressive hand-built vehicles out there that you might not expect to have come from an enthusiast rather than a shop. Showing off this passionate display of dedication is one very recognizable 1965 Ford Mustang. Lets just say, to call this car original would be a disservice to the hard work that went into every little detail of the build process. Clearly this was a car built with love and as the engine roars like a lion for its kill we can also notice the great performance that lies beneath the hood.
Fastest Factory Pontiac Takes On ‘Cuda
The G8 GXP was one of those cars that made enthusiasts around the globe draw their attention which others might not even expect. With four doors, only a slightly aggressive design, and an unsuspecting base model, the G8 wasn't really thought of much in its day. However, nowadays we can clearly see that it may very well have been the fastest production vehicle to ever roll off the Pontiac factory floor. If you need an example of that, here's a race that showcases the greatness of the GXP package as the car is pinned up against another incredibly fast classic muscle car.