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4.6LSleeper

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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.





 

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coolblue65

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

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

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1320stang said:
I don't care for it myself, ruined a '67 fastback in my opinion.
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True, but still it is better than another Eleanor!
 

krash kendall

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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

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krash kendall said:
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.
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sorta looks like a '70 tail light panel.
 

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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'.
 
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