mustang gtr protype

[SSHFTY1]

alright you freaks if you want to see the damn coolest stang to come around in awhile then check out this link to the detroit news or just go there and click on the auto insider and you'll see exactly what i am talking about.. i ain't sh--ing you either.

damn coolest stang (http://www.detnews.com/2004/autosinsider/0404/05/c10-111614.htm)

[SSHFTY1]

just found a whole lot more on this car at blue oval news.com. it's nuts. I almost believe a gotta have for any mustang nut (like myself) check it out if you want more info.

[DNeinstadt]

Lots of talk about it on other forums...
Could be another "R" level car...

Dan

[SSHFTY1]

lots of talk about it somewhere else but it is classified stuff and i would have to kill you if i told you. oh wait mybe i should tell you.:admin:

[Twitch]

hehe or maybe you should just kill him, without telling him.

a little gratuitous blood-shed never hurt anyone, just dont let any splatter on to any of our cars. blood stains are hard to remove.


:salute:

[Cobra-R]

I sure hope they offer it, looks like it would be a fun car for the track, basically track ready. Too bad the street cruisers wouldn't be able to enjoy a car like this. :grin: :grin: :shiftin:

[SSHFTY1]

well i could give it one hell of a shot.:shiftin:

[Fredensborg]

WoW! are they acctually going to make that!!?? It's cool as hell!

[SSHFTY1]

i'm no physic, but if i were a betting man which i just happen to be i'd say ABSOLUTELY.. so hold your breath if that is something you could or would use. i know i am. be cool......

[Cobra-R]

I really doubt this car will see the real world. I would love to see Ford offer it, but look at it realistically. How many people would really buy a car that isn't street legal? This car would basically be something that would interest racers, although I am sure they would sell some, I bet it wouldn't be enough to make it profitable with anywhere near an afordable price.

Brian

[SSHFTY1]

brian are you sure that it is not street legal? because im not and i believe the price tag varies on what options you would want on it. basically it starts as a base chassis and baody and you can build on from there. starting price is $40 all the way up to $100 if my sources are correct.

[Cobra-R]

Originally posted by sshfty1
brian are you sure that it is not street legal? because im not and i believe the price tag varies on what options you would want on it. basically it starts as a base chassis and baody and you can build on from there. starting price is $40 all the way up to $100 if my sources are correct.

Am I sure?........ absolutely not!! I just have a tough time thinking that a car with a factory installed roll cage, no airbags, ect is going to be street legal. If you want a more civilized Mustang, they will be offering a Cobra ect.

Brian

[Steelgrave]

Originally posted by sshfty1
basically it starts as a base chassis and baody and you can build on from there. starting price is $40 all the way up to $100 if my sources are correct.

No way Ford (or any other major manufacturer) could afford to sell a car like that, not that customizable.

And there's an awful lot of parts that have to go into a new vehicle to make it "street legal".

[Fredensborg]

I was always under the impression that for something to be "street legal" all it had to have was break lights, turn signals, seatbelts, and a horn. I'm I wrong?


Jason

[John M]

Originally posted by Fredensborg
I was always under the impression that for something to be "street legal" all it had to have was break lights, turn signals, seatbelts, and a horn. I'm I wrong?


Jason

Little more complicated, it has to meet many requirments that big brother enforces. Things such as Airbags, 5MPH Bumper Tests, Clean emissions, catalatic convertors, etc.......... As for purchasing a purpose build race car, buy a body in white $1000-$1500 and build the car exactly to your needs. It can be as cheap as $25,000 or as expensive a $150,000 it all depends on how deep your wallet is.