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Oh dear God I'm fizzy inside my pants over a Fox body. Dear God that looks amazing :drool: the flares/widebody is SO well integrated with the rest of the car! Look how well the flares and front dam blend with the bumpers. Whomever designed and built that thing is a genius. Awesome.

any info on it, roczx?
 
@Rage Racer, that story of the '70 Chevelle SS was awesome. Thanks for sharing and huge 👍 to the person that made that!
Yeah, I love it too.
The story is still in progress, and here is the part 27 (of 42):
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The Life Story Of A 1970 Chevy Chevelle (Part 27 of 42). December, 19th 1995, Denver Colorado: Kurt, The Owner of this ragged looking 1970 Chevy Chevelle SS was out getting some last minute Christmas shopping done. While driving back to his residence, he realized that he was out of cigarettes, and was feeling a craving for some, so he saw a convenience store coming up on his right, and pulled into it. It was a colder than average december day, and it was giving the Chevelle a whole lot of mechanical trouble, so Kurt decided to park it while leaving the engine running to keep it at a warm operating temperature in order to avoid any potential problems. It was a day like most days as he walked through the convenience store door, but to his complete surprise, he had walked into the store in the midst of a robbery. The robber had just collected the bag of money after ordering the clerk to empty the cash registers at gunpoint. As soon as the money was handed to the robber, he made a dash for the door ploughing Kurt out of the way in the process. The robber was panicked, and hadn't planned a clear exit strategy for the situation. But after a quick glance, he saw Kurt's Chevelle unattended, and idling in the parking lot. Instinctively, the crook booked it towards the Chevelle, and sat himself behind the wheel. This had all gone down in a very short lapse of time and as soon as Kurt realized that the robber had now stolen his car, he sprinted towards it in an attempt to stop him. He was running with every morsel of energy he had inside of him, but in the blink of an eye he had slipped on a patch of ice, hitting the ground with a hefty thump. This was a perfect diversion for the crook to escape. As he slowly got up from his inconveniently timed fall, The Chevelle had rounded the corner out of his line of sight seemingly never to be seen again. Kurt immediately ran to the pay phone to call the police and report the Chevelle stolen. Though, at the back of his mind he knew that the police would probably take this situation lightly... Especially since the Chevelle was just viewed by many as just a 25 year old beater that was destined for the junkyard at any moment. Story To Be Continued... Anyway, all Fast Lane Illustration artwork by Ryan Sardachuk. Click the link to join the official facebook page:www.facebook.com/FastLaneDesign, or visit the website atwww.fastlaneillustration.com
 
Oh dear God I'm fizzy inside my pants over a Fox body. Dear God that looks amazing :drool: the flares/widebody is SO well integrated with the rest of the car! Look how well the flares and front dam blend with the bumpers. Whomever designed and built that thing is a genius. Awesome.

any info on it, roczx?
Not really.
All I can find out is that it's a DTM Mustang but not sure if one that raced in DTM back in the day or just a replica.

Wait, what? DTM Mustangs!?
Foxbody Mustangs raced in DTM back in the late '80s and early '90s. They were not very successful in races or known about. There was 2 or 3 cars that raced.
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It needs some wider wheels but :drool:

FORD MUSTANG 5.0 FOXBODY HATCHBACK with WIDEBODY KIT by Navymailman, on Flickr


FORD MUSTANG 5.0 FOXBODY HATCHBACK with WIDEBODY KIT by Navymailman, on Flickr
 
Rage Racer that's an awesome story of that 70's chevelle..LOVE IT just goes to show that every car has a story behind it..from a 57 chev- 80's KE70 Corolla..
 
I'm really starting to come around to spoilerless S197's...

Speaking of Mustangs. Here's a neat build aka "Project Ugly Horse". Guy started with a beater Fox Body that had a N/A 2.3L and an auto trans. He's now putting a turbo 2.0 Ecoboost engine in it. I really want to know what kind of gas mileage he'll get with it.

To top that off, he's putting a Ford 8.8 rear end in it with IRS.

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Check out the build here:

http://www.latemodelrestoration.com/products/20-Ecoboost-Fox-Mustang-Project-Ugly-Horse
 
Foxbody Mustangs raced in DTM back in the late '80s and early '90s. They were not very successful in races or known about. There was 2 or 3 cars that raced.

Wow I had no idea that Fox Body's raced in DTM. They look freakin awesome with that bodykit. :drool:

Thanks for the info. 👍
 
I never knew about DTM Mustangs too, thanks for sharing the info. 👍
Now, I have some more content to share: Muscle cars in Soviet Union. :cool:
Even when we had the Cold War, some cars were able to slip through the Iron Curtain. Their stories are interesting, too.

1956 Corvette C1.
Was owned by Soviet stuntman A. Mikulin. The engine is swapped for a 5.5 L aluminium block V8 of GAZ Chaika.

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^The car on the background is GAZ 21 Volga.

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Last 20 years, this car is in a garage (according to the plates - probably somewhere in Moscow). Today's condition is like this:
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1964 Corvette C2 Coupe
The black car is GAZ 12 ZiM.
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1964 Ford Mustang.
The first Mustang in USSR. The plates are diplomatic.
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1967 Camaro RS.
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1966 Dodge Charger
near a grocery store.
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1968 Plymouth Barracuda Fastback
with a Lada on the right.
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1968 Mustang.
Was owned by choreographer Shamil Yagudin.
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In the '90s, was spotted on some car shows in Moscow.
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1968 Pontiac GTO.
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Now located in Moscow Oblast:
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1968 Chevy Chevelle Coupe
The left car is a ZAZ 965A Zaporozhets.
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1968 Dodge Charger
with some Lada on the background. :odd:
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1969 Mustang Fastback.
Today is in a private collection.
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1970 Dodge Challenger
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1971 Challenger
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1971 Mustang Mach 1.
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1972 Corvette C3 Stingray
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1973 Dodge Charger
Was owned by journalist Melor Sturua, now located in Sochi.
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1975 Camaro
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Another 1975 Camaro
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1977 Pontiac Firebird Formula

(Volgas, Volgas everywhere!)
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1980 Corvette C3
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:ouch: Ah, really. The source said '69, too. I must have confused it with some another Mustang. My bad.
Thanks for the tip.
No problem, it's a peeve of mine being a Mustang maniac haha. No big deal.
 
I'm really starting to come around to spoilerless S197's...

Speaking of Mustangs. Here's a neat build aka "Project Ugly Horse". Guy started with a beater Fox Body that had a N/A 2.3L and an auto trans. He's now putting a turbo 2.0 Ecoboost engine in it. I really want to know what kind of gas mileage he'll get with it.

To top that off, he's putting a Ford 8.8 rear end in it with IRS.

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Check out the build here:

http://www.latemodelrestoration.com/products/20-Ecoboost-Fox-Mustang-Project-Ugly-Horse

According to FRPP that is the 1st RWD application of the Ecoboost engine. Is he still going to use a T-5 on that car? I hope he goes T-56.
 
According to FRPP that is the 1st RWD application of the Ecoboost engine. Is he still going to use a T-5 on that car? I hope he goes T-56.


Not sure. Haven't seen anything that would point me otherwise though.
 
No what?


You realize it's a concept car right? I sure hope it's not a replica.
 

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