Agent 47 "Harbinger" 1969 Mustang
 

I saw this wicked 1969 Mustang at SEMA last week. The Harbinger Mustang fastback has got to be pretty close to what my dream car would be. An all out street fighter Mustang fastback with an attitude problem. I haven't downloaded my pics yet from SEMA but here's a photo gallery of the car. Check out the Forgeline minilite-style wheels - Killer!

http://www.auto-focus.us/autoblog/v/...nt47/Harbinger

J

It's about time someone built those wheels in a big diameter. :thumbsup:
They look awesome!
http://i241.photobucket.com/albums/f...binger_002.jpg

Modern day T/A car...I can dig it.:thumbsup:

I talked to those guys for a long time at the show... :unibrow: very cool car with ton's of potential.

That is sick. I want a set of those wheels.

:thumbsup: :thumbsup:

http://www.sportruck.com/events/sema...ormance/59.jpg

Wow this might be my new favorite car. Super wicked! :hail:

Yup.. that's pretty damn cool! :thumbsup:

Calling that a Streetfighter is maybe a bit understated... try 90% race, AP brakes and all. VERY nice except for the hood, side exhaust exit, and front spoiler looks - no doubt that they'll do the job though.
I have a BIG problem with the wheels :_paranoid I have to buy a set NOW! Sent them a mail as I cant see the wheel on the website?

A couple of facts...

Dynacorn body with light weight Agent 47 trim pieces
12 point roll cage
Double A-arm front suspension
Truck arm rear suspension
Weight jacks on all four corners
Speedway Engineering full floater
Carbon Fiber heat extractor hood
AP racing hoods
Agent 47 designed racing lightweight Forgeline wheels

Base roller is $29k with no interior
Full roller is $49k with interior and everything but engine and transmission

Built to run in American Iron Extreme

That is a very reasonable price.

Damn skippy...:unibrow:

Not a streetfighter?...I'd drive it on the street no problem LOL! You can drive vehicles like that here in Georgia...heck I've seen cars drive around here without fenders and bumpers LOL!

Love this car, it is downright offensive (I mean that in a good way). Looks like a car that was built to be driven very hard and not even think twice about beating on it. The wheels are great and the stance is perfect and I really like the all business look of the interior.

That's not bad considering the cost of the parts alone. It would be a riot on the street but it would get old really quick without any modern comforts. Now on the track none of that is needed or wanted.
I like the way it looks except the front spoiler. But I could sacrifice form over function most cases.

saw it at SEMA, cool car but I don't see it being anything in AIX if that is what they imply they build it for. Here is a shot of their SN95 car and Ernesto's car (sponsored by Ford Performance Solutions where I used to work), both running A47 susp components, and I can't even begin to imagine trying to run against Ernesto in that 69.

http://www.auto-focus.us/autoblog/ga...geViewsIndex=1

thats what im talking about..

Streetfighter to the core!

Man, I like the factory-style chin spoiler with the brake ducts in it, fully functional like the rest of the car. I can't tell if the chin is the factory one or slightly extended down though.

Wish they made some stuff for the 67-68 stangs. They said not yet at SEMA.

Does someone have a website for this car builder :question: :cheers:

Thank you James :cheers:

Damn, that's a good deal. :willy:

So. Much. Want.