GONE IN SIXTY-II SECONDS!!!

MUSTANG J

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Check this out! It is finished. (casual observer)

http://mustangii.org/gallery/SteveColeman/

 

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Andy CobraII

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Very nice car. I think all the mods are great looking! Wish I had the cash to do the same thing.

 

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COBRAIIW

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I want to know where he got the front grill and valance.
that is pretty much the idea I was going for eventually.
Where did he get the shaker set up?
How is the coil pack mounted?
I gotta talk to this guy!!

 

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THE COBRAMAN

pig 'rassler

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Eleanor to me will always be a mustard yellow '73 Mach 1. Real stunts done by real amateurs in real production cars.

 

gunmetal5.0

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That is a pretty cool and original idea executed very well. Cool car thanks for posting it for us to check out.

 

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1badII

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Where is the brake line distribution block?

 

2muchtime

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do you mean the body itself is finished... cause i dont see a rack and pinion..
i was looking for the steering shaft to header clearance... it doesnt really remind me of gone in 60 seconds although it looks really nice..mabye a level side profile picture would make me see it differently.

 

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COBRAIIW

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1badII said:

Where is the brake line distribution block?

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Looks like he may have it mounted inside the wheel well, judging by the way the lines from the master cylinder are run.

 

3-0-II

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THE COBRAMAN said:

Eleanor to me will always be a mustard yellow '73 Mach 1. Real stunts done by real amateurs in real production cars.

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I will admit that I do like some aspects of this car, the interior mostly, and the shaker is quite nice. Aside from the obvious ick factor of some of the lesser eleanor factors, it's a nicely done car.

 

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Gael

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I want that side exhaust setup. They did an absolutely amazing job on that car.. I was looking through the pics, finding the things that are visibly custom, and man there are a bunch of things.

 

itsaMustangtoo

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Swweeeeet ! Of all the mods I have done to my cobra clone, I wish I would have shaved and tucked the bumpers in . Oh well , maybe on the next go around

 

jikelly

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That's awesome. Now this car needs to be in Gone in Sixty Two Seconds, staring that guy from the transporter and featuring a 50 minute long car chase with a huge jump at the end.

 

cobra_2_76

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Nice job, grill and bumper work looks nice.

Is that an original shaker assembly? Have much problem centering it and dealing with the limited hood height?

I also had issues with the air cleaner hitting the top of the Duraspark. Did you have any issues with the MSD, I suspect it may be smaller in diameter.



Dave

 

78CobraII

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Great looking car, and obviously a huge amount of work and money involved.

What I find interesting is that the MII has such a "classic" shape that it looks good in many of the early Mustang designs. Ford itself saw enough similarity in the Mach 1 and GT-350 to duplicate those, and the "Eleanor" look is more of the same. I'm still looking for a good "Bullitt" clone done on a MII.

Try the same on any of the 3rd Gen Mustangs...