Hello everyone,
This is an interesting post for me. Back in 2000 my dad bought me an old piece of
1985 Mustang GT. I shouldn't say POS because it had its charm, but the engine was garbage. Nonetheless, it was my first car and it led me to this forum where my enthusiasm and love for the Mustang grew. I purchased two more in the coming years.
Fast forward to today. I no longer own a Mustang but they do hold a special place within. My hobby these days is my website, RightFootDown.com, and our latest project is filming a 2000 Mustang GT. This is definitely not your ordinary Mustang. It's seen a handful of engine swaps, track days and even an encounter with a tire wall at VIR. Other than the chassis, there isn't much original.
On August 9th we (myself and two others) began filming a new video series focused on street cars built for the twisty roads. This Mustang GT will be the first episode's feature car. While we can't share all the beauties of this beast, and there are a ton, we have decided to upload a short teaser - a 30 second video made entirely from footage recorded on day one in hopes of sparking a little hype. When comes down to it, we're all auto enthusiasts and just want to share.
For those of you who have created videos, you know how much time and effort goes in to planning, recording, editing, etc. If you enjoy the short bit of the teaser I ask you to please subscribe to our YouTube channel to be among the first to see more from this shoot and the final video, which is tentatively scheduled for a September release.
Again, thank you for reading this far and I hope you enjoy.
This is an interesting post for me. Back in 2000 my dad bought me an old piece of
1985 Mustang GT. I shouldn't say POS because it had its charm, but the engine was garbage. Nonetheless, it was my first car and it led me to this forum where my enthusiasm and love for the Mustang grew. I purchased two more in the coming years.Fast forward to today. I no longer own a Mustang but they do hold a special place within. My hobby these days is my website, RightFootDown.com, and our latest project is filming a 2000 Mustang GT. This is definitely not your ordinary Mustang. It's seen a handful of engine swaps, track days and even an encounter with a tire wall at VIR. Other than the chassis, there isn't much original.
On August 9th we (myself and two others) began filming a new video series focused on street cars built for the twisty roads. This Mustang GT will be the first episode's feature car. While we can't share all the beauties of this beast, and there are a ton, we have decided to upload a short teaser - a 30 second video made entirely from footage recorded on day one in hopes of sparking a little hype. When comes down to it, we're all auto enthusiasts and just want to share.
For those of you who have created videos, you know how much time and effort goes in to planning, recording, editing, etc. If you enjoy the short bit of the teaser I ask you to please subscribe to our YouTube channel to be among the first to see more from this shoot and the final video, which is tentatively scheduled for a September release.
Again, thank you for reading this far and I hope you enjoy.
