Screaming for a Street Version

I know I've become a broken record on this subject, but check out this
link and tell me Ford doesn't need a street version of this car. That
drag-strip stance (and rear suspension setup) and starkness. And the
CJ cap on the rear end... c'mon on Ford. It's time to celebrate
Mustang's drag racing history with a new CJ.

http://blog.caranddriver.com/ford-ra...o-be-produced/

Patrick

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>,
" > wrote:

> I know I've become a broken record on this subject, but check out this
> link and tell me Ford doesn't need a street version of this car. That
> drag-strip stance (and rear suspension setup) and starkness. And the
> CJ cap on the rear end... c'mon on Ford. It's time to celebrate
> Mustang's drag racing history with a new CJ.
>
> http://blog.caranddriver.com/ford-ra...cobra-jet-drag
> -racer-only-50-to-be-produced/
>
> Patrick

Pretty cool!

Going by the photos, the car seems fully fitted with door panels,
passenger seat, and carpet. Can't really tell if there is a headliner or
not. Can't see if it has a back seat or rear seat delete kit.

Wouldn't an off road car like that be stripped of all it's extra weight?

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On Dec 6, 4:45*pm, twk > wrote:
> In article
> >,
>
> " > wrote:
> > I know I've become a broken record on this subject, but check out this
> > link and tell me Ford doesn't need a street version of this car. *That
> > drag-strip stance (and rear suspension setup) and starkness. *And the
> > CJ cap on the rear end... c'mon on Ford. *It's time to celebrate
> > Mustang's drag racing history with a new CJ.
>
> >http://blog.caranddriver.com/ford-ra...-mustang-cobra...
> > -racer-only-50-to-be-produced/
>
> > Patrick
>
> Pretty cool!
>
> Going by the photos, the car seems fully fitted with door panels,
> passenger seat, and carpet. Can't really tell if there is a headliner or
> not. Can't see if it has a back seat or rear seat delete kit.

On a street version I'd love to see the rear seat delete.

> Wouldn't an off road car like that be stripped of all it's extra weight?

IIRC, they weigh close to 3,000 even. If they could make a street
version weigh even under 3,400, it would really amp up the
responsiveness.

Patrick