Air Ride Technologies Mustang

[4.6LSleeper]

I stumbled onto this car while looking through some pictures from the 2005 Sema show. I really like the car, and I wanted to know if anyone had any more pictures or information on it. Thanks.

 

[coolblue65]

it wasn't built by airride, there was an article about this car in the latest Hot Rod magazine.

 

[bnickel]

that is the ring brothers latest creation. just do a search for ring brothers and you'll find tons of info on that car and teh others they have built

 

[1320stang]

I don't care for it myself, ruined a '67 fastback in my opinion.

 

[Realmongo]

I don't care for it myself, ruined a '67 fastback in my opinion.

True, but still it is better than another Eleanor!

 

[krash kendall]

So that's what they were saying about the tail light panel in the sn65 thread. Looks like it was made out cardboard. Somebody tell Batman his new car is ready.

 

[1320stang]

So that's what they were saying about the tail light panel in the sn65 thread. Looks like it was made out cardboard. Somebody tell Batman his new car is ready.

sorta looks like a '70 tail light panel.

 

[Psydwaze]

I spent quite a bit of time looking at this car at SEMA this year. The Ring brothers take a different angle on customizing Mustangs that is a bit outside the standard 17" Torque Thrust II's and lowered springs that are commonplace today. I'd say the mixed reception is similar to the welcome that 'restomodding' received 5-10 year back. They are quite the craftsmen and I think possibly a glimpse of the direction the hobby is headed in.

A few highlights: custom designed billet aluminum hood hinges (these were awesome), carbon fiber tail light panel, completely custom or retrofitted interior (dash, console, door panels). There was also a small high gloss black cover plate riveted to the monte carlo bar that follows the edge of the a/c compressor, just a nice touch.

I always thought the GTR imblems were 'ricey' but the 'R' is for 'Ring'.