After looking at modified Mustangs day in and day out, nothing really fazes us anymore. At least, that’s what we thought until this came along.
This ’69 Ford Mustang Mach feature we came across in a “Mustang and Fords” story done by Eckert’s Rod and Custom in Molalla, Oregon still has us a bit rattled.

Sure, today’s promo strategies for the car might take on a more high-tech feel with elements like an interactive website that lets you actually see your custom Mustang come to life. Ever since the first Mustang rolled off the assembly line, Ford has been touting tags of personalization in their ads for the pony car…

The 2013 custom Ford pony car, designed by Bojix Design for the Las Vegas show, is quite a unique take on contrasting hues. Building on a stock Grabber Blue Mustang GT (which is pretty wild in itself), the Bojix Design is highlighted by orange and black accents with a carbon fiber stripe running the length of the car.

Ford is revving up for what will likely be one of its biggest buzz years yet at SEMA, teasing two more custom Mustangs that will be featured at the Las Vegas show.
One of the show cars includes the menacing Hollywood Hot Rods Mustang GT Convertible, which features a removable aluminum roof, custom side scoops, bespoke wheels and aluminum skirts, front splitter and rear diffuser.

It looks like British race car driver Justin Bell has picked up on what most of us already knew – when it comes to pulling off a cool customization project, nothing beats the beloved Mustang.

I’ve seen a ton of Imports with Domestic V8 swaps, but rarely do you see a Muscle Car with an import four cylinder swap, let alone a fast one! But the DSM 4G63 motor is an infamous beast that is synonymous with serious power.

When Vortech Superchargers rolls into Las Vegas next month for the SEMA show, they’ll be showcasing a bright yellow Mustang. Yup, we’re betting this one will be hard to miss even among the sea of other Ford pony cars at the show