Posted on 11/29/2006 10:12:26 AM PST by taildragger
As expected, Ford will unveil this one-off based on its Mustang pony car in Los Angeles. Dubbed the Ford Mustang Giugiaro concept, the fully drivable scissor-doored coupe boasts a chopped glass roof and is powered by Ford Racing technologies. The design is said to hint at whats in store for the 2010 Mustang replacement.
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This ought to wet your whistle for starters...
Yessir, it does.
Er... sun visors?
Looks like a '68 Camaro to me.
I like the new Mustangs. It's the most successful "retro" car look I've seen yet, except maybe Dodge's new Challenger concept.
}:-)4
I like it...it manages to look both "retro" and cutting-edge at the same time, and the one flows into the other.
Wonder how it drives?
WOW! That looks SWEET! I like the color too!
YOU didn't put one in a Fiero did you? Oh my....
Go take a look at the other pictures, stunning....
The color is known as "baby sh*t brown." Nice, huh?
I think it looks like the concept Camaro.
"YOU didn't put one in a Fiero did you? Oh my...."
:-D
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2257260
Love it! Except the seat inserts.
Supercharged 4.7L = 500+bhp. SCHWINGGGGG.
Look close, it looks like the limited edition metallic orange used for a short time on 2000-2001ish Exlorer's and Sport-Trac's and the SVT Focus I believe, you may want to check for yourself.
From this angle I would rather have the "back glass" look more squared off like a coupe...
But.. all in all I like it.. IT could have been better.. but its still good.
Pretty sharp. Too bad I won't be able to afford this one either...
You deserve a cold beer with Jay Leno!
My gosh, hats off to you, what little tinkering I have done, that is no easy feet.
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