This Mustang Is the “Harbinger of Doom”
Harbinger isn’t a term that’s thrown around all that much anymore. The only reference to the word I’ve ever heard is when it’s used in comics in the context of “Harbinger of Doom.” And that context definitely works for this next Mustang.
This is a 1969 Ford Mustang, but it’s unlike anything you’ve ever seen. It’s been dubbed “Harbinger,” and the name most definitely fits this car’s personality. It’s an anti-social middle finger to everyone that doesn’t drive their classic muscle cars hard.
This Mustang isn’t just a one off build, though. Rather, it’s a prototype for a new roller chassis that’s been setup for racers or those that want a tighter feel for their classic Mustang. Working in conjunction, Agent 47 and Dynacorn have built a competition ready chassis that’s the envy of all other Mustangs.
Specs: 402ci Windsor that pumps out 420 horsepower to the wheels coupled to a 6-speed manual transmission and 9” rear end. It also has a full cage that’s ready to hit the track.
This Harbinger Mustang definitely is a glimpse into the future of hot rodding and the custom car world. Hopefully, it’s the end of the chrome era and the beginning of the fast era.
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