“50 years ago” was the essential phrase in that introductory sentence. Five decades is a lot of time to make muscle cars even faster. Barry’s Speed Shop in Corona, California, chose to create the perfect 1970 Mustang 12 years ago. This 1970 Mustang came to us through the Bring Trailer auction ad from Springfield, Oregon, and it features a classic bodywork and is outfitted with the best of the 21st century.
Granted, the 427-cubic inch (7.0-liter) V8 beneath the hood will certainly look recognizable to enthusiasts of the classics. However, all the performance components inside and Roush Performance’s current fuel injection system appear to be alien technology from the early 1970s. Power is sent through a Tremec five-speed manual transmission. and then to the 9-inch Currie rear wheel. With a TCI Engineering multi-link rear suspension and a Global West QA-1 coil spring up front, this rebounder can handle bends like nothing else on American roads in the years. 1970.
Ditto for the interior of this beast. Whatever you want to say about American automobile interiors. But there’s nothing really amusing or amusing about this décor. Gabe’s Custom Interiors in San Bernardino, California, earns worldwide credit for providing beautiful seats, with brown leather and shiny chrome accents highlighting every inch of this Mustang’s interior. Although not attractive enough to clear the starting price at auction.
