This custom 1966 Ford Mustang fastback is powered by a 5.0-liter
Coyote V-8 engine with a T56 Magnum wide-ratio six-speed manual
transmission. The engine is equipped with a Ford Performance
Control Pack, 2018 Mustang intake manifold with IMRC lockouts,
Champion aluminum radiator, dual electric fans, KRC Coyote swap
power steering pump, MTF stainless headers, 2.5-inch
stainless-steel exhaust system, Aeromotive 255 LPH fuel system,
Vintage Air climate-control system, McLeod RST twin-disc clutch,
QuickTime bellhousing and Precision Shaft Technologies aluminum
driveshaft. The chassis features a Mustangs to Fear long subframe
kit, Mustang II-style front suspension, rack-and-pinion steering,
QA1 coilovers and rear shocks, a Ford 8.8 rear end with 31-spline
axles, a Ford limited-slip differential with carbon-fiber clutch
packs, 4.10 gears, a Maier Racing rear Panhard bar kit, narrow leaf
springs and MTF mini tubs. Wilwood six-piston front and four-piston
rear disc brakes are paired with a Mustang Steve power brake
booster and master cylinder kit, a Wilwood proportioning valve, and
stainless-steel brake lines and hoses. The body was taken to bare
metal during a five-year rotisserie restoration and is finished in
2003 SVT Cobra Torch Red (Performance Red) with white stripes.
Additional exterior features include American Racing VN427 wheels
measuring 17x8 in front and 17x9.5 in the rear. The interior is
equipped with a Dakota Digital RTX gauge cluster, push-start
ignition, Ringbrothers shifter components, TMI Sport 2 seats with
pony inserts, ACC plush-style carpet, an MTF headliner, and a CJ
Pony Parts deluxe interior kit with deluxe door panels and a dash
pad. Additional features include a trunk-mounted battery, an
electronic disarming alarm system, an electric push-button e-brake
and an Under Cover Solutions upper grille cover for improved
radiator airflow.
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