Our 70' Mach 1 Project

[preston]

But, I have direct orders from the Ring Brothers not to expose to much till SEMA this Year...

Yeah but that's months and months away - cruel.

Its funny I get bored pretty quickly looking at pictures of finished cars, I'm really only interested in the build pictures anymore.
First magazine that figures that out will do well.

I really miss the build books, I bought every one of those.

[ja.stoner63]

Originally Posted by preston

Yeah but that's months and months away - cruel.

Its funny I get bored pretty quickly looking at pictures of finished cars, I'm really only interested in the build pictures anymore.
First magazine that figures that out will do well.

I really miss the build books, I bought every one of those.

I know, I guess I will need to put just one picture a week on here so you folks don't forget the build.

I love the build books as well...the pages are sure showing some wear and tear. I did contact the guy that puts together the build books. I would say it was not a productive call. In short he was very quick to say he had no interest.

No problem I will just share as I can on this amazing site.

Happy 4th of July all.

[mike343sharpstk]

Originally Posted by ja.stoner63

I know, I guess I will need to put just one picture a week on here so you folks don't forget the build.

I love the build books as well...the pages are sure showing some wear and tear. I did contact the guy that puts together the build books. I would say it was not a productive call. In short he was very quick to say he had no interest.

No problem I will just share as I can on this amazing site.

Happy 4th of July all.

I think we all know that at some point prior to the big release the pictures would either be less frequent or cleverly cropped. Thanks for sharing what you have done so far.

I have a fair amount of knowledge about preparing publications for press. One could create a book with minimal layout and text, focusing on photographs, without too much effort and cost.
The trick would be marketing and selling; however with a high profile build like this I suspect you would be able to sell a few thousand copies at sema alone which could turn a profit. Properly using the internet would get it to the public as well.

[waynieZ]

That looks great under there.

[ja.stoner63]

This is one hard working guy...amazing talent!

[csx4766]

That is turning out to be one hell of a Mustang. Love the shot of the front suspension. I wish Mustangs originally came with frames like that.

[ja.stoner63]

Thanks for all the great input.

Engine: Roush 427 ISR with Dry oil sump
Trans: Modern Driveline Tremec TKO 600 5-Speed
Radiator: Ron Davis Aluminum dual fan
Wheels: Forgeline Rear: 19x12 Front 18x10
Rear End: Ford 9” Strange Center
DSE's QUADRALink™ rear suspension!
Front Penske shocks
JME Pro-Series Suspension
Tilton Engineering Master cylinders & Pedals
Fuel Safe Fuel Cell
Baer 6S Brakes
Alpine touch screen with 2x 10" subs ~ 4x Mid range ~ 4x tweeters ~2x Amps
Momo Steering wheel
Flaming River tilt column
Peterson fluid Systems oil tank
Painless Wiring
Dual Optima batteries
Recaro seats
Flowmaster Exhaust~Black ceramic coated
Royal Purple Synthetic oil
More to come...

Thanks to all the Ring Brothers & staff for taking on our dream.

http://www.ringbrothers.com/

Ring Brothers Store~
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Ring Brothers shop floor~
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And here is my onboard beer keg.


Carbon Fiber heat shields.


I just love this picture.

[camcojb]

I just love this picture.

so do I. I'd love to have that fastback......................

[waynieZ]

Thats some good looking heavy equipment right there. Awesome!

[BritishGreen68]

What kind of primer is the orange stuff? Im assuming a polyester i just havent seen that orange kind before...