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Terence Newman, pro-bowl cornerback of the Dallas Cowboys poses next to his 1967 'Pit Viper' which he recently took delivery of in Dallas. Newman's 1967 'Pit Viper' (#002) is 1 of 25 Mustangs built by Total Performance Inc of Kansas. The Mustang sports a 427ci all-alluminum small-block Ford mated to a six-speed transmission cranking out 575 horsepower. The car has a race-spec suspension, rack-and-pinion steering, 13" Baer brakes and a Ford 9" rear end.

“I first saw the Pit Viper in Dallas and instantly fell in love,” said Newman. “Brook Phillips and his team at TPI have taken great care of me and they’re just a phone call away if I have any questions. The Pit Viper, which I named ‘Serena,’ is especially popular at our training facility in Valley Ranch. We’re holding a contest on the Dallas Cowboys Web site where fans can watch a video and vote for their favorite custom car driven by a player.”