More Pics ???

[mosers]

Does anyone know where I can find more pics or information about this mustang !!!! Thanks Alot

 

[Max Power]

I've seen it in various magazines. I think it is in the latest Musclecar Enthusiast magazine suspension issue for the air ride system.

 

[THX 138]

Does anyone know where I can find more pics or information about this mustang !!!! Thanks Alot

not specificly. What do you want to know about it? Its a '69 fastback on 18" http://www.wheelvintiques.com/ wheels

http://207.201.148.65/pdfs/billet_002.pdf

 

[notny41]

That's not ebay's FastForward is it? Saw that in a couple mags and on TV show called Rides I think.

 

[iskwezm]

As somebody said,thats from Air Ride Technology's,that belongs to the owner.

 

[DarkBuddha]

I've got a little blurb of info about the car on my website here: http://groups.msn.com/DBsMustang/othercoolmustangs.msnw?action=ShowPhoto&PhotoID=16

I've been in contact with the original builder, David Mcmillan, but the current owner is Bret Voelkel of AirRide Technologies. You may wanna check their website for more info at www.ridetech.com .

Hope this helps...

 

[faultlessfocus]

That's a nice little ride!

 

[THX 138]

That's not ebay's FastForward is it? Saw that in a couple mags and on TV show called Rides I think.

no that was a '67 or '68

 

[grego37]

Thats the best lookin ride i've seen in a loooooong time.

 

[mosers]

Thanks guys

 

[brianj5600]

Try baer brakes web site.

 

[70vert]

Thanks DB

I've got a little blurb of info about the car on my website here: http://groups.msn.com/DBsMustang/othercoolmustangs.msnw?action=ShowPhoto&PhotoID=16

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Hope this helps...

Thanks DB, your "other cool stangs" had a few good photos of stangs with 454-style wheels that I added to my "'70s with 454s" specialty site:

http://homepage.mac.com/jbauder/PhotoAlbum68.html

that black one's pretty bada@#$.

 

[notny41]

70 vert - I love those wheels!

 

[DarkBuddha]

Thanks DB, your "other cool stangs" had a few good photos of stangs with 454-style wheels that I added to my "'70s with 454s" specialty site:

http://homepage.mac.com/jbauder/PhotoAlbum68.html

that black one's pretty bada@#$.

I was kinda very stunned when I first came across that car on an eBay auction a couple years ago. The reason was that it was EXACTLY, without exception, how I had planned to do my own Mach when I started it back in 2001. Black paint, Boss 429 hood scoop, 429 engine, C6 tranny, 454 wheels (non-polished), Shelby guage pod, etc., etc. I was completely stunned that someone had the exact same vision, but I'm also glad I didn't do my car that way afterall.

Anyway, I saw it like 4 months after the auction ended at the 2003 Hot August Nights auction. It was clean and very pretty, but hardly perfect. There was a guy there looking the car over and when he closed the passenger side door, the passenger side mirror fell off. Still, very attractive combo.

 

[70vert]

Another with the same stance

Check this page out, I think these guys must be doing Air Ride on both their cars. I love the look but these must be taken with the air springs collapsed, almost laying frame. I don't think these are drivable in the as-photographed state.

I would LOVE to drive an Air-Ride Stang to see how it really handles. I'm still not convinced it would corner as well as a tuned stock (see Historic Mustang) or an IRS ride (wait for Reenmachine or similar) or an all coilovers ride. I want a shootout in a major mustang magazine.

http://homepage.mac.com/jbauder/PhotoAlbum53.html

 

[DarkBuddha]

Check this page out, I think these guys must be doing Air Ride on both their cars. I love the look but these must be taken with the air springs collapsed, almost laying frame. I don't think these are drivable in the as-photographed state.

I would LOVE to drive an Air-Ride Stang to see how it really handles. I'm still not convinced it would corner as well as a tuned stock (see Historic Mustang) or an IRS ride (wait for Reenmachine or similar) or an all coilovers ride. I want a shootout in a major mustang magazine.

http://homepage.mac.com/jbauder/PhotoAlbum53.html

Actually, the red car isn't bag'd... just cut/lowering springs, and as I recall, the guy drives it plenty as it sits in that pic. The silver car was originally that low without bags and the guy drove it plenty as well. Then Voelkel bought it and used it to develop his bolt-in rear bag kit and also bag'd the front.