Horse Force car on MotorTrend.com

[RocketFoot]

Unfortunately, it's not a real movie. They themed the build based on a fictional movie they created (which doesn't exist lol) specifically to build the car as a "movie car." Yes, very meta.

That is messed up...but genius at the same time, LOL!

 

[Spike Morelli]

Well, that is a lot of work for a car that's not a good Lincoln, and not a good Mustang, but the Mustang was on it's last gasp anyway, sitting rusting away in that boneyard. Not my cup of tea but interesting. I do dig the five-spokes, on these cars.

 

[droptop73]

Isn't Frank Cone the Executive Producer of the Horse Force movie?

OR... was that Horse Face??

 

[Michael O’Harran]

 

[Stanglover]

No video.
Maybe time to put this one to bed.

 

[Michael O’Harran]

No video.
Maybe time to put this one to bed.

Shame it was that car at a car show quick clip. Looked great in person

 

[tony-muscle]

I saw it at the Hot Rod Power Tour. It is an interesting wide body transformation. The finish is not the best but I think that was the purpose. The interior and all other stuff is not a Mustang so pretty much only the shell. The wide body done nicely and less exaggerated would look good in my car but it will require a lot of dough. I like the idea of being able to run wider tires at the front!

 

[squishylithium]

Interesting view on Coyote motors. I have a friend currently swapping a Coyote motor (from a truck) into a 73 Mustang Vert. Actually, he's grafting in the entire front end suspension and steering from an earlier 2000 and something Mustang, I don't remember the exact year or model.

I know it’s been over a year, but any idea how this worked out?

 

[Stanglover]

I know it’s been over a year, but any idea how this worked out?

Hmm, he changed his mind on the way it was to be done, scrapped that, bought another 73 vert and started again. I've not seen progress in some time, but I do need to go see him and catch up.