PT 68 mustang

[Hellrace]

Just wanted to show all of you a mustang I just saw at a local car show, It's the nicest pro - touring I'w seen around here.


















Very nice mustang with a lot of new and great ideas :lateral:

[wicked68]

very nice. on of the main guys that built my car with me built the real terlingua commemoration car 2 years ago for shelby here in the states - its in their showroom in socal from what I hear. He will be on the powertour with me with our current car.

that is a great job on that car though - is it located in norway?

[hechtrod]

I love everything about that stang, except I'm not sure about the spoiler. Doesn't really "fit" imo, but wow, a crazy cool build!

[Restomod]

Great looking update of the Terlingua right up till I saw the Cobra "R" wing.

[wicked68]

they are also going to wish they have put a relief break in the lower valance / bumper cover where it connects to the fender. this is a popular stress crack area - I have just redone my entire front nose section to be a one piece unit with a connection point there with zeus fasteners so that the glass does not crack and if its damaged the whole nose can be replaced quickly and easily without a lot of glass work.


what is the huge lever in the middle of the seats behind the shifter? is that an e-brake??

do you know if the steering wheel is removeable? what is the little red lever to the right of the gear shifter?

[GrabberGT]

Where is that "drowning in ones own drool" smiley guy at when you need it. That thing is amazing.

[Bryce]

i hope the spoiler is not mounted to the trunk lid.

[Bryce]

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what is the huge lever in the middle of the seats behind the shifter? is that an e-brake??

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i have seen that style on drift cars. Its a master cylinder connected to the lever. Then the rear brakes have a second caliper connected to this M/C lever combo.

[Bryce]

it appears the rear brakes have only one caliper. so the lever is fake, or thats the only way the rear brakes work?????

[Bryce]

the red lever looks like it might be a brake proportioner and the steering wheel does not look removable. It looks like an IDIDIT column with a grant 5 to 3 bolt steering wheel adapter with that ugly rubber cover.

[Bryce]

i do like some of the details of the car, It looks like just a show car tho. but gives some good ideas.

[Bryce]

http://www.hrpworld.com/index.cfm?tp...action=product

here is a link to the red lever, proportioning valve

[wicked68]

the the steering wheel does not look removable. It looks like an IDIDIT column with a grant 5 to 3 bolt steering wheel adapter with that ugly rubber cover.

thats going to make getting in and out of that x braced door really interesting - especially for old guys like me.

[wicked68]

the carbon fiber hood is awesome - he needs some billet hood pins though

[hivewax]

carbon-fiber hood and exhaust fins is pretty cool and unique.

[Bryce]

i wonder if there is any molds for his hood, rear and front valances?

If so he should sell some.

also the whole car needs to be about 3" lower. yes its hard to do but this car needs to be lower.

[Hellrace]

very nice. on of the main guys that built my car with me built the real terlingua commemoration car 2 years ago for shelby here in the states - its in their showroom in socal from what I hear. He will be on the powertour with me with our current car.

that is a great job on that car though - is it located in norway?

Yes the car i located in Norway

[drflex]

dayum!

[Restomod]

http://www.hrpworld.com/index.cfm?tp...action=product

here is a link to the red lever, proportioning valve

Not the little red one, the tall one farther back. Does look like a (hard to get to) Drift style rear brake control,you dont need two calipers for it to work.

[wicked68]

carbon-fiber hood and exhaust fins is pretty cool and unique.

I thought they were exhaust fins at first as well but then he has side exhausts -
I think its just dress up.