Ford Mustang

Originally delivered to America in 1967. Developed in the 70's as a coast to coast long distance rally car. Later shipped to Australia in the mid 90's with a view to being further developed within FIA regulations to compete with long distance rally's, and as such was a competitor in the following events: The Arctic Pacific London to Sydney Pan-am Series After the completion of these events, the car was converted to RHD and laid up for a few years ahead of being shipped to the UK. Once the it had arrived, re-commissioning was instructed with a view of the car being entered into the 2004 but sadly they missed the deadline due to the works not being completed in time. Between 2006 and present, the car has been owned by 2 like minded individuals. Within this time it has competed on a variety of rally's, and is now only offered for sale as the current owner fancy's a change of car to continue onto more adventures. Build Specifation The full build spec of our Mustang is as follows: Seam welded & gusseted shell - including welded multipoint cage & strengthened suspension mounts Raised & uprated suspension all round (provision for double shocks has been made to the rear) Koni uprated shock absorbers Mass racing 302 engine with a 5-speed box McCloud racing clutch Torque biased rear diff with competition half shafts set in a gusseted axle Power assisted steering Servo brakes Sump & gearbox guards 98 litre long range fuel tank Genuine Minilites Welded roll cage Sparco Evo 2 seats Bare metal respray (2020) Spare package included as part fo the sale are as follows: 4 Minilite wheels with tyres 6 Steel wheels with tyres 8 Part worn tyres 1 Bonnet 1 Boot lid, adapted to carry a spare Assorted electrical parts Distributor Assorted suspension parts including tie bars, suspension arms & ball joints Assorted brake pads Set of Koni adjustable shock absorbers, recently serviced and set for tarmac 4 Rear shock absorbers 2 oil filters 1 shaft 2 Exhaust back boxes Starter motor 2 Clutch covers 3 Clutches As always, please do get in contact to arrange a viewing and we will be more than happy to arrange.