The Return of the1992 Mustang Mach III
1994 brought the world the introduction of the SN95 Mustang chassis, but to hype up the release a few years in advance, Ford Motor Company designed and produced two 1992 Mustang Mach III's.
The Original Mustang Mach III
The two, two-seat roadsters were built in bright red and metallic green, both with black trim, chrome five-star split spoke rims and plush black and body colored interior. The 1992 Mustang Mach III was powered by a supercharged 4.6L 4V modular motor, making 450 horsepower and 440 lb-ft of torque. This drivetrain helped the Mustang Mach III dash from 0-60 in 4.5 seconds and hit a top speed of 180 miles per hour. However, with the early design stages of the 13th generation Thunderbird (which was a 2-seat car), Ford never produced more of the Mustang Mach III. Later, while spending some time touring various Auto Shows, the red Mustang Mach III was involved in a transportation accident, in which the car was a complete fire loss. The green Mach III still exists, and was sold at Christies Charity Auction in 2002 for $491,500.
1994 brought the world the introduction of the SN95 Mustang chassis, but to hype up the release a few years in advance, Ford Motor Company designed and produced two 1992 Mustang Mach III's. The Original Mustang Mach III
The two, two-seat roadsters were built in bright red and metallic green, both with black trim, chrome five-star split spoke rims and plush black and body colored interior. The 1992 Mustang Mach III was powered by a supercharged 4.6L 4V modular motor, making 450 horsepower and 440 lb-ft of torque. This drivetrain helped the Mustang Mach III dash from 0-60 in 4.5 seconds and hit a top speed of 180 miles per hour. However, with the early design stages of the 13th generation Thunderbird (which was a 2-seat car), Ford never produced more of the Mustang Mach III. Later, while spending some time touring various Auto Shows, the red Mustang Mach III was involved in a transportation accident, in which the car was a complete fire loss. The green Mach III still exists, and was sold at Christies Charity Auction in 2002 for $491,500.
The New Mustang Mach III?
These images are not of the original red 1992 Mustang Mach III, but rather a reproduction designed by Dave Haymond and manufactured by Extreme Autoworks LLC of Mesa, Arizona. This vehicle sat upstairs of the 2008 SEMA Show, across from one of the Miller Cup Mustangs, as the designers are looking for investors to finance production of what they call the "Mustang Concept3". Like the originals, the Concept3 is powered by a 4.6L engine, assisted by an intercooled supercharger setup, making 425 horsepower. That power is sent to the wheels via a 5-speed manual transmission, and helping the Concept3 get stopped is a 4-wheel disc brake setup complete with an anti-locking brake system.
The original concept was very popular in 1992 and 1993, but will this reproduction effort get off the ground? Do you think that we will see any of these built and sold? Discuss it here!
These images are not of the original red 1992 Mustang Mach III, but rather a reproduction designed by Dave Haymond and manufactured by Extreme Autoworks LLC of Mesa, Arizona. This vehicle sat upstairs of the 2008 SEMA Show, across from one of the Miller Cup Mustangs, as the designers are looking for investors to finance production of what they call the "Mustang Concept3". Like the originals, the Concept3 is powered by a 4.6L engine, assisted by an intercooled supercharger setup, making 425 horsepower. That power is sent to the wheels via a 5-speed manual transmission, and helping the Concept3 get stopped is a 4-wheel disc brake setup complete with an anti-locking brake system.The original concept was very popular in 1992 and 1993, but will this reproduction effort get off the ground? Do you think that we will see any of these built and sold? Discuss it here!