SuperDuty
11-03-2004, 06:54 AM
3dCarbon
The balance between styling, aftermarket features and cost that influenced so many aspects of the 2005 Ford Mustang by 3dCarbon is evident right down to its wheels and tires. 3dCarbon tightened the tire-to-fender gap by integrating a body kit to emphasize the wheel stand and improve the suspension. A high-profile rear wing and other exciting accessories create the new "Boy-Racer"—one that is sure to turn heads even when the car is parked. The "Boy-Racer" body kit and accessories will also be available through Ford Racing Performance Parts distributors.
bonspeed
Within the halls of the bonspeed studios, this incarnation of the 2005 Ford Mustang has come to be known as "The Black Rose." What better way to christen the vehicle that has long combined the heart of a race performer with the attitude of a true rebel? Add a splash of buffalo red leather to the black-on-black appearance, and this Ford Mustang by bonspeed is bound to grab the attention of every passer-by, as it thunders down the boulevard late into a Friday night.
Glassback by Classic Design Concepts
Long before the debut of the 2005 Ford Mustang, the team at Classic Design Concepts was already hard at work, preparing themselves for the next generation of the classic Pony Car. The results are found in a collection of new components by Classic Design Concepts. Including the exciting new Glassback roof system—the product of a joint venture between CDC and Solutia—they are true to the Pony Car heritage, and designed to inspire the Mustang enthusiast.
Steeda Autosports
An all-American, road hungry performance machine, the Ford Mustang by Steeda Autosports combines the best attributes of the 2005 Mustang with competition tempered, Steeda-engineered performance enhancements. The people at Steeda call this number the Screamin’ Yellow Q, for when you turn the key and press the pedal to the floor, a primal scream is the only sound this Mustang knows how to make.
PICTURES ARE IN ORDER OF THE ABOVE LISTED COMPANIES
The balance between styling, aftermarket features and cost that influenced so many aspects of the 2005 Ford Mustang by 3dCarbon is evident right down to its wheels and tires. 3dCarbon tightened the tire-to-fender gap by integrating a body kit to emphasize the wheel stand and improve the suspension. A high-profile rear wing and other exciting accessories create the new "Boy-Racer"—one that is sure to turn heads even when the car is parked. The "Boy-Racer" body kit and accessories will also be available through Ford Racing Performance Parts distributors.
bonspeed
Within the halls of the bonspeed studios, this incarnation of the 2005 Ford Mustang has come to be known as "The Black Rose." What better way to christen the vehicle that has long combined the heart of a race performer with the attitude of a true rebel? Add a splash of buffalo red leather to the black-on-black appearance, and this Ford Mustang by bonspeed is bound to grab the attention of every passer-by, as it thunders down the boulevard late into a Friday night.
Glassback by Classic Design Concepts
Long before the debut of the 2005 Ford Mustang, the team at Classic Design Concepts was already hard at work, preparing themselves for the next generation of the classic Pony Car. The results are found in a collection of new components by Classic Design Concepts. Including the exciting new Glassback roof system—the product of a joint venture between CDC and Solutia—they are true to the Pony Car heritage, and designed to inspire the Mustang enthusiast.
Steeda Autosports
An all-American, road hungry performance machine, the Ford Mustang by Steeda Autosports combines the best attributes of the 2005 Mustang with competition tempered, Steeda-engineered performance enhancements. The people at Steeda call this number the Screamin’ Yellow Q, for when you turn the key and press the pedal to the floor, a primal scream is the only sound this Mustang knows how to make.
PICTURES ARE IN ORDER OF THE ABOVE LISTED COMPANIES