Mustang in Baer booth
 

so i heard about a very wicked black Mustang in the Baer booth at SEMA- anyone wanna post some pics:D

Car was incredible! We have a bunch of pics of it at the shop. I will post tomorrow.

thanks Justin:D

Here's a pic of it...

http://www.lateral-g.org/temp/2009optima/o_209.jpg

That car was super bad ass.

He was in the Optima Challenge in that pic, not sure why he never ran. Beautiful car.

Jody

Coo car....probably to nice to race. Have to respect the guys at RS for booting that cone off the track on the autocross with that ultra pretty vette.:thumbsup:

Oh come on, you know why he didn't run it, LOL! Same reason most of us at SEMA can't run it yet, LOL! Probably had no shake down time yet.

Car was kool as hell. Wheels, ahh, I don't know, but fabrication, awesome.

I think the wheels could have been better IMHO, but the brakes look amazing. The paint looks pretty much flawless. And it being black would make me think twice about auto crossing it. but then I would just do it.

Pretty much my favorite car at the show. The ultimate in Badass.....

I liked the wheels, they gave it a pure function all business look

Agreed,dare to be different...:yes:

I agree. I like the wheels.

That car is bad a$$! Ilike the industrial/race look of the wheels. Cool smooth tail lights.

I just asked in another thread before i saw this one, but who makes the wheels that are on this mustang?

I'm with everyone else the all business look does it for me. It sort of reminds me of something our of a Mad Max movie.

The wheels are custom made they purchased hoops and had the centers custom machined

That car had a vintage SOCH 427 and some fantastic engineering as well as some of the nicest panel work out there. I talked to the guy that built most of it... he usually has high end restorations at Pebble Beach. He was incredibly nice and talked to anyone who wanted to hear about the car (funny how the great ones are almost always accessible and humble?!?!?) I have his card in the stack, but cant recall his name right now. My guess is that the car was too fresh with no run in or debugging. Looked fantastic though, like so many out there.

K.

They resemble an older-style Jongbloed road race wheel. Very cool!

I've really noticed alot of the 69 and 70's getting more attention lately. I dont know why it took so long to catch on, they are one of the most sleek body styles ever built IMO. This car was definitly bada$$. It will be interesting to see what Ring Bros does with the 70 they're building now.

Totally agreed,the 1969-70 bodystyle is the pinnacle of design at Ford IMHO,nothing before or after ever came close.

The car was finished at the Grand Touring Garage in Oregon. Super nice guy. Fast Eddie down in Orange CA did quite a bit of the fab work (I've got under construction pics from Ed's shop in my computer, just need to find them). It's one of our MaxG chassis, and someone else's suspension grafted on. Engine is an NOS Cammer crate motor!

The reason why it didn't run at Optima was that it is a brand new car, bugs aren't worked out and owner (Hong Kong) wasn't there. It has been invited to come back and run at the 2010 Optima Challenge. Car is also slated to run SilverStateClassic.

This car also won the GranTurismo Award and will be placed into GranTurismo. We'll all get a chance to thrash it!