From a distance this 1967 Mustang looks like your typical classic restomod until you take a closer look and notice it's nothing short of modern technology at it's finest. This 1967 Mustang dubbed 'Flashback' was the brainchild of George Huisman, owner of
Classic Design Concepts. This Mustang is one of two 67' Mustangs CDC is building for the SEMA show in Las Vegas this year as part of their Boomed! campaign to connect with baby boomers who are looking to rejuvenate the past.
The
Flashback Mustang is painted in a metal flake Pearl Blue and is completely new from the ground up starting with a dynacorn Ford authorized body shell. The front fascia gets a custom CDC redesign with functional brake ducts, fog light package and bright mesh grille. Not to be outdone is the rear fascia with opening for twin dual 2 7/8" exhaust tips highlighting the 2 ½" dual exhaust, functional lower side vents, molded scalloped upper sail panels, taillights with integrated reverse lights and Flashback badging. Other standard equipment on this Flashback Mustang include high capacity cooling system, external oil filter system, stainless steel brake, fuel and coolant lines, a Ford 9" rear end, substantle increased head and leag room, power windows & locks and power driver seat, electronic air condition, custom gauge package to name a few.
Powering the Flashback Mustang will be a 600 horsepower 5.4 liter Supercharged V8 mated to a 6 speed Tremec transmission.
After the jump I have included a bunch of photos and the press release with more information.
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Doug Scott Posted: 11/6/2007 2:42pm PST
WOW!!! The finished product is killer guys! Really nice work.....
Mustang Man Posted: 11/17/2007 11:52am PST
I visited a new company in Texas (Carroll Shelby Ville) that I am very impressed with their results. In fact, that's where I gained the knowledge about the full frames. I can't recall the entire story but I do recall them somehow being associated with some NASCAR drivers and the frame they are using is the identical frame used in NASCAR cars. Check their site out www.XLVelocity.com.
Keep up the good work guys. I really like your style.
Evan Posted: 12/13/2007 3:05am PST
It is amazing how these cars are able to completely outperform the origials. I would love to compare these two cars side by side to see the difference between a actual 1967 modified vs. a new repop. Great blog guys!
merrill miller Posted: 4/30/2008 9:39pm PDT
Tom Eisenman Posted: 11/7/2008 12:38am PST
thanks
Tom
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