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This year’s first SEMA Ford Mustang previewed by CGS Motorsports

 
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CGS Motorsports has traditionally built customized trucks for the annual SEMA event

CGS Motorsports has traditionally built customized trucks for the annual SEMA event

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CGS Motorsports is one of the leading manufacturers of high-performance ‘cat-back’ exhaust systems and air intakes for latest model cars, trucks and SUVs. In the more recent past the company has also become one of the leading creators of many SEMA show vehicles, specializing in custom creations for the Detroit 3.

Once again, CGS is creating another SEMA Show vehicle, this time for Ford, and it will be showcased at the 2009 SEMA Show. CGS will be customizing a new 2010 Ford Mustang, designed by Sean Smith of SS Designs and named the "FlatBack"

This modern day street machine will feature custom matte paint by BASF Refinishes with paint preparation by 3M, 22-inch custom alloy wheels, Pirelli tires, sporty Recaro seats, a coil-over suspension kit by KW, a full bodykit by Roush, Baer racing brakes, and a supercharger by Whipple Superchargers.

As illustrated in the rendering, the FlatBack will feature a matte grey metallic paint finish, with gloss black graphics.



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  1. ma_mburleigh8 avatar mburleigh8 Posted: 8/6/2009 6:16pm PDT

    Yuk, it looks like the challenger.
     
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  2. By  ginko biloba Posted: 12/20/2009 11:11pm PST

    While a lot of cars at SEMA did have flat black paint, you couldn't do it yourself. I've seen kids laugh at the prices people pay for a professional paint job when they could "do it themselves" and the blotchy finish on a homemade matte-job is just sad. I've never seen a good do it yourself matte black job.
     
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