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The Ford Mustang is fast becoming a pretty mega car in my mind. Whilst I’ve always admired the looks of the retro machine since its introduction way back in 2005, they were always a bit lacking in the trouser department. Things improved a touch with the refresh in 2010, but the engine was still a bit meek for my tastes.
Now though with the 2011 car, Ford has really hit the nail on the head. The 5.0 V8 is a beast and the whole package really makes sense. But now, there’s the GT350 from the stable of a certain Mr Shelby. With uprated power courtesy of a Whipple supercharger, plus some rather natty visual changes – though I could quite happily forgo the wheels on this white one – the GT350 is my kinda car.
Check out this quality video from the chaps at HotRod Magazine to learn more.
