Awesome Mustang

LEGO worked with Ford to create this detailed replica set of a 1960s Ford Mustang. You can clearly see its big block V8, nitrous oxide tank, air scoop and 5-spoke rims. The set can be customized with the included supercharger, spoilers, exhaust pipes and license plates.

Classic Recreations is expanding its line of custom-made restored Mustangs to include the Mach 1, Boss 302 and Boss 429. You can order your ride with an original 1969-1970 Mustang body or a brand new Ford-licensed one.

Donut Media looks at the evolution of Ford’s muscle car, with illustrations of some of the most notable versions of the Mustang, like the 1964 convertible, the Cobra, and the 2018 model, along with their growls. Also, there’s no way the GT350R weighs that much.

Stunt and rallycross driver Ken Block tears up Pikes Peak in the latest build of his Hoonicorn RTR – a 1965 Ford Mustang kitted out with a 1400hp engine, and shod in sticky Toyo Proxes R888R tires. He doesn’t take the fastest route, but he burns plenty of rubber on the way.

Classic Recreations’ handbuilt GT500 Shelby Mustang packs a 427ci Ford Performance V8 and a Procharger F1-R supercharger to push out more than 800hp. It’s built on a ’67 fastback chassis, and rocks 18″ Forgeline wheels, Detroit Speed suspension, and Magnaflow exhaust.

Jay Leno shows off one of his favorite new rides with the help of Ford Performance Chief Engineer Jamal Hameedi. Jay loves the growl of the Mustang’s bespoke 5.2L V8 engine so much that he bought a spare one. Test drive at 18:43.

Shelby turns the Ford Mustang GT into a 750hp track beast, w/ upgraded cooling, brakes, suspension, and aero, inspired by Carroll Shelby and his friends tearing up its rough and rugged namesake Texas district back in the day. We took a hot lap in one and are still smiling.

This 38mm automatic watch not only borrows details from ’60s Ford Mustangs, the dial on each unit is actually made from the body of a wrecked Stang. The dials are coated with lacquer so that the rust won’t spread to the rest of the watch.

Shelby brings back its Super Snake package for the new Ford Mustang GT, upgrading many body parts with carbon fiber, supercharging its 5.0 to up to 750hp, and upgrading brakes, suspension and exhaust with track grade components.

To promote its EDGE product line, Castrol enlisted Matt Powers to drift his 650hp Ford Mustang while wearing an Oculus Rift that simulated a course filled with daunting obstacles. Watch the 360° version here. BTS video here.

Modern Muscle Design and hot rod legend Chip Foose are giving away a one-of-a-kind 2015 Ford Mustang GT. It has a ridiculous 800hp thanks to a 2.9L Whipple supercharger and has parts from the upcoming MMD by Foose series.

Drive a Mustang, Raptor or Cobra on the course with these officially-licensed carts from Caddyshack. They even have automotive style upholstery and working headlights. Mention The Awesomer and get free custom seat embroidery.

Gearhead Mitch Medford is committing what sounds like a treacherous act: turning ’68 Mustangs into electric cars. But his company’s Zombie 222 produces at least 800hp and 1800lb.ft. of torque and does 0-60mph in 2.4s.

Mitch Medford started with a ’68 Ford Mustang and completely reworked its drivetrain into a pure electric sports car. To prove that EVs can truly impress, this modern remake of the muscle car is way faster than its gas-powered brethren.

Florida-based Revology cars appropriated the original Ford Mustang’s classic body and interior design using new materials and equipment. It has a licensed Dynacorn body, a Ford 5L EFI V8 engine and 4-speed automatic transmission.

Less is more when it comes to the Shelby GT350R Mustang. Ford removed the Shelby GT350 Mustang’s rear seats, air conditioning, stereo system and more and added 19″ carbon fiber wheels for a 130lb. weight reduction.

The new Shelby GT350 has a naturally aspirated and flat-plane crankshaft 5.2L V8 engine that produces over 500hp and 400lb-ft of torque. Its MagneRide dampers allow for lightning quick suspension adjustments. More at 95octane.

The new Mustang offers a more modern look than the previous generation, with increased width, a lowered chassis, and fastback curves. Available in a 3.7L V6, 5.0L V8, and a new 2.3L turbocharged Ecoboost 4. More on 95Octane.

Wrapped in exterior details which pay tribute to the WWII Tuskegee airmen and their P51 Mustangs, this customized Mustang GT looks like it could lift off the ground despite its lack of wings.

German tuners Reifen Koch make a stock Mustang GT even more aggressive. The mod adds a new fascia, sills and tail, Brembo brakes, side exhaust, suspension upgrades, and a hydraulic axle lift kit.

The 2013 Shelby GT500 Convertible shares the beastly 650hp V8 engine with its coupe sibling. Optional Bilstein adjustable dampers let you go from touring to racing with the push of a button.

It has a 5.8L supercharged V8 engine with 650 HP and 600 lb-ft of torque. Top speed? 200mph. You’ll need the Brembo brakes, launch control and improved transmission to tame this beast.

Based on the iconic 1965 Ford Mustang, this custom pool table is a dead-ringer for the classic muscle car. Cast in fiberglass, molded from a real ’65 Pony, there’s even a limited-edition Shelby.