50th Anniversary Photoshoot

Ingwe

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Haven't posted many photos of the ride and none recently but Ford Middle East asked to use my car for a photo shoot for the Mustang's 50th Anniversary so figured why not show em off. Pictures were taken by a guy called James Davison from Crank & Piston magazine. Think they came out real nice.

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Damn! I'm usually not a fan of wide body kits but that pulls it off amazingly well.
 

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Thanks guys. The fenders were cut off and then extended using aluminum and fiberglass to bring the bumpers out and mould everything smooth. It's about an extra inch each side. Didn't want anything too over the top so it keeps the lines just extends them out a bit.
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Thanks guys. Kind of a funny story. I got the GT500 brakes and had to use spacers to clear the stock 18" fanblades then decided I wanted to go with the DD bullitts. Because of the offsets, they didn't fit so we decided to do the bodywork. Now it all works but i'm still using spacers so planning on changing the wheels. Probably 19x11 front and 19x12 rear Forgestar F14s in as deep a concave as I can get with custom offsets. Not sure what will clear the brakes and what won't so have to do some research into that.
 

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