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Cool Mach 1 Fox

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LAZERREDGT

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Found this at LRM 50resto.com very nicely done, love the way the chinspoiler looks!



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Tommy Teknik's 1979 Ford Mach 1
 
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JustaMustangguy

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Alot of time and money stuck into that car!
 

stykthyn

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that spoiler is awesome. i have wanted to do something like that for a while but i dont have the talent.
 

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Look sweet, but you think with all the work done to the car he would have tried to cover up the rivets on the hood.
 

Ozz

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That looks damn cool!
 

mob

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The front looks really good, I love the hood and the rivets on the hood look ok. I am not a fan of the rear that really should have been done on a hatch.
 

stykthyn

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mob said:
The front looks really good, I love the hood and the rivets on the hood look ok. I am not a fan of the rear that really should have been done on a hatch.
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I love the whole 'idea' of this car, and this one was extremely well-done. However, I agree, this should have been done to a hatchback car. Not knocking it in any way, a lot of times projects are done to the car that you have on hand. Also, I think the rivets holding the cowl to the factory hood were left unpainted and exposed, for a reason, as a 'look'. Still wishing it was a hatch...
 
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Metalcop said:
I love the whole 'idea' of this car, and this one was extremely well-done. However, I agree, this should have been done to a hatchback car. Not knocking it in any way, a lot of times projects are done to the car that you have on hand. Also, I think the rivets holding the cowl to the factory hood were left unpainted and exposed, for a reason, as a 'look'. Still wishing it was a hatch...
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This.
 

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I'm pretty sure the owner of that car is a member here. I remember him posting about it a while back...
 

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newskool said:
Look sweet, but you think with all the work done to the car he would have tried to cover up the rivets on the hood.
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they're there on purpose, to mimic the look of the old school machs
 

foxmustangman

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The louvers on it look white trash because its a notch. Louvers do not belong on any Notch. Besides that (and whatever the black line is over the grille) its very well put together and is purely badasss
 
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foxmustangman said:
The louvers on it look white trash because its a notch. Louvers do not belong on any Notch. Besides that (and whatever the black line is over the grille) its very well put together and is purely badasss
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Couldn't agree more! That is probably the ONLY thing wrong with that car! Super super sick ride!
 

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+1 for the random stripe above grill... hitler mustache?
 

NIKwoaC

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I've toyed with the idea of doing something similar with my car, and while I like the "themed" car thing, I think sometimes it ends up looking like your car wishes it was a different car. This car is a perfect example. It's not what a Mach 1 Fox would have looked like so much as it is a Fox Mustang wishing it was a 2004 Mach 1. Lose the SN-95 interior, build a period-correct pushrod carb'ed engine for it, add Mach 1 stripes to the sides, and call it what an '80s Mach 1 would have looked like. Don't get me wrong, it is a very cool car, but just not the direction I would have taken with it.

I'd like to see more pics, too. I want to see how he did the hood. I'd LOVE to have a shaker hood scoop.
 

85_SS_302_Coupe

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Louvers and wing need to go and it needs window tint.
 

SVT32VDOHC

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I like the car. As all of you know I did a mod motor swap and am currently doing another. He could have done something much cleaner and nicer with that radiator bracket. I mean, that is the first thing you see when you pop the hood is a crooked bracket. I took so much time to ensure Hack Job looked factory as I will with this car. It only takes a few more minutes here and there to make things work better.
 

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NikwoaC said:
I've toyed with the idea of doing something similar with my car, and while I like the "themed" car thing, I think sometimes it ends up looking like your car wishes it was a different car. This car is a perfect example. It's not what a Mach 1 Fox would have looked like so much as it is a Fox Mustang wishing it was a 2004 Mach 1. Lose the SN-95 interior, build a period-correct pushrod carb'ed engine for it, add Mach 1 stripes to the sides, and call it what an '80s Mach 1 would have looked like. Don't get me wrong, it is a very cool car, but just not the direction I would have taken with it.

I'd like to see more pics, too. I want to see how he did the hood. I'd LOVE to have a shaker hood scoop.
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I couldn't agree with you more on that. I guess thats kinda what I'm wanting to do with my car. I call is the SC/302 and i want to make it look like a package you could've gotten from the factory back in the early 90's.
 

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I like it.I've always wanted a functional shaker scoop on my Bird.
 

wythors

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I like the concept. A lot. However, I HATE that it is done on a notch. The louvers and wing look horrible and the random SN dash in the wrong color looks stupid. Do it just like that on a hatch, lose the dash and I'd say it was one of my favorite Foxes ever.

Two enthusiastic thumbs down from me.
 
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