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Must be something in the water... there's another build of a sort-of-Mustang featured in HRM this month that is essentially a 7/8-scale '69- Smokey Yunick-style, with a Ford GT engine/trans mid-mounted. For (estimated) hundreds of thousands of dollars, they built what they say is a Mustang version of a GT-40 but which looks like a Pantera with a 'Goose decklid and a Mustang nose. Oh, and the obligatory giant wheels, tires & brakes. It runs but whether it handles, no one's saying.

3/17/131:46 PM

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