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Join SVTOA and SVT at the Mustang 40th Anniversary Celebration

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Come join SVTOA and SVT at THE Mustang Event of the Year – Mustang 40th Anniversary Celebration in Nashville, TN – April 15-18, 2004! The Main Celebration activities will be conducted in the main Plaza area of the Nashville Super Speedway. In addition to the record setting Mustang Club of America car show with at least 3000 show cars in attendance expected, there will be many family activities included. You''ll have the opportunity to experience concerts by some up-and-coming future stars of the...

[03/10/2004] [Read More] [Post a Comment]

Vortech's 2003-2004 Mustang Cobra water tank upgrade

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Click toView PhotoVortech Engineering, LLC has introduced a new charge cooler water tank reservoir for the 2003-2004 Ford Mustang Cobra. This system eliminates the factory charge cooler water surge tank and replaces it with a larger capacity storage reservoir. The Vortech water tank includes approximately 940% more storage volume over the stock surge tank. The low volume stock surge tank arrangement can become quickly heat soaked in "heavy use" applications. Greater charge temperature reductio...

[02/11/2004] [Read More] [Post a Comment]

Time to sign up for Mustangs Across America Drive

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Time is of the essence for enthusiasts planning to register for the 40th Anniversary Convoy Drive as hotels across the country are beginning to fill up. The driving event is fast moving toward its limit of 300 cars, so group organizers are encouraging people to get their registrations in early. The planned driving tour across the United States to commemorate the 40th Anniversary of the Mustang starts in the Los Angeles area on Sunday, April 11th and takes a historic route through the American he...

[01/16/2004] [Read More] [Post a Comment]

Ford Celebrates Year of the Car By Developing Legendary 605 HP Shelby Cobra Concept Vehicle

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Click forImage GalleryThe new Ford Shelby Cobra concept marks the latest step in an exciting evolution of Ford concept vehicles, with an evocative design, bonafide performance credentials and – thanks to engineering as nimble and efficient as a sports car – a level of feasibility that is already close to production-level.Like the 2002 Ford GT40 concept, the Ford Shelby Cobra draws on Ford’s emotional and performance roots in a thoroughly modern interpretation that reinforces the company’s produc...

[01/06/2004] [Read More] [Post a Comment]

Huge 2004 North American International Auto Show photo gallery posted!

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Click forImage GalleryBe sure to view our huge 540+ image photo gallery from the North American International Auto Show from Detroit, Michigan... The largest auto show in the world held each year right in the Motor City....

[01/06/2004] [Read More] [Post a Comment]

2005 Mustang GT unveiled at the 2004 North American International Auto Show

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Click for Image GalleryFord Mustang Set to Capture American Hearts – Again"Cars are built all over the world, but Mustang could come only from Ford. Like the F-150 is to Ford trucks, Mustang is the soul of Ford cars. A pure performer, it’s the most affordable 300-horsepower car made and the best rear-drive performance car under $20,000."-Phil Martens, Group Vice President, North America Product CreationSince its dramatic 1964 introduction, Ford Mustang has been the icon of American performance a...

[01/04/2004] [Read More] [Post a Comment]

Tony Renna killed during tire test at Indy

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Race driver Tony Renna, taking his first laps with his new team at Indianapolis Motor Speedway during a tire test, was fatally injured Wednesday morning.Renna, who would have turned 27 years old next month, was negotiating Turn 3 when his car jumped sideways and became airborne. According to witnesses, the car cleared the four-foot concrete wall and smashed into the catch fence -- snapping posts, scattering parts and killing Renna instantly of massive internal trauma.The Indy Racing League medic...

[10/23/2003] [Read More] [Post a Comment]

Girls Can Too™ Web Site Launched... GC2 and The Mustang Works™ Remain Partners

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Farmington Hills, Michigan, Sept. 15, 2003 - In the fall of 2000 Nicolle Douglas, who had started an endeavor on the web to encourage females to actively participate in the racing and automotive aftermarket, teamed up with the owner of MustangWorks.com''s parent company, McClain Technologies, Inc. Together, inside MustangWorks.com''s large automotive community and eMagazine for Ford Mustang enthusiasts, they brought females a new way to enjoy the hobby. The section was called Girls Can Too™. Thi...

[09/22/2003] [Read More] [Post a Comment]

Leaked 2005 production Mustang photos surface

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A few days ago several leaked photos of the more "production" 2005 Mustang surfaced on the Web, which are causing a stir with enthusiasts. Although of somewhat poor quality, caused by the person who shot them trying to erase the backgrounds and conceal where they came from, they still reveal significant detail of the front, rear, and interior of the car. As the original site they were posted on removed them after being deluged with link traffic, we have posted them in the Media Center under "Ph...

[09/22/2003] [Read More] [Post a Comment]

Ford sets the record straight on Crown Vic police cars

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Ford Motor Company is sending notification to more than 30,000 law enforcement customers nationally in response to the manipulated crash tests the city of Dallas conducted this summer involving Crown Victoria Police Interceptor (CVPI) vehicles. Crown Victoria Trunk Pack The notification is aimed at reassuring police departments around the country that the Trunk Pack is effective in reducing the risk of fuel tank puncture following high-speed, high-impact rear crashes. "Several important facts we...

[09/18/2003] [Read More] [Post a Comment]

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