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07-17-2012 #1
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Wilwoods Coyote Powered '66 Mustang "WildHorse"
Wilwood is building a Pro-Touring 66 Mustang with a Coyote motor. You can check
out the build videos and photos at http://social.wilwood.com/. The Horse
already ate the Coyote. TCI front suspension and chassis components installed.
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07-30-2012 #2
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Check out the new Doug's Headers that were prototyped on Wilwood's Workhorse. Designed for the Coyote and to fit in a TCI Engineering Custom IFS equipped chassis.
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09-05-2012 #3
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The latest build video: http://social.wilwood.com/2012/09/04/wilwood-workhorse/
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01-08-2013 #5
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Here is the newest video
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01-08-2013 #6
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Look's Awesome.Would like to see some close up's of the Frt. suspension.
01-09-2013 #7
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That billet rad support piece is NICE!
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01-24-2013 #9
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Looks like I'll have some competition at the track
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01-26-2013 #10
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Very Nice!! More motivation to finish the Fastback....
08-15-2014 #11
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The car is nearing completion so the boys from Wilwood brought the car by our shop to install the TQ ridetech Coilovers and corner scale the car. I took the opportunity to get some shots of the car while it was here.
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08-15-2014 #12
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That car is just amazing, makes me want to sell everything, and build a mustang.
73 Maverick Grabber Project
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08-25-2014 #13
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This is one of the coolest mustang I have ever seen. Great job on the work.
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Stunning.
08-26-2014 #15
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nice work guys!!
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08-28-2014 #16
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Beautiful
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Looks Awesome! I'm glad Wilwood chose Boze for the wheels!!!
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The Wilwood Mustang made its debut at the Camarillo Autocross last month.
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10-13-2014 #19
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Well Done guys!!
What width and BS are you running on the front wheels?'66 Mustang Fasback build in progress
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10-13-2014 #20
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That car is badass. I have seen it on other posts, and I love the width of the rear wheels, on the little pony they look crazy fat.
One comment (and it's enough for me to make me rethink how I'll post my project), I rarely click on videos. I prefer to scroll and look at pics, and read if they are impressive. I know you're putting a ton into these types of builds, and there's much to document, but if your goal is viewership...well, just my 2 cents.
Thanks!
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