2002 GT, I bought it stock in
2005. So far It has the following upgrades. Classic light bar
with custom etched glass. The rest is what you don't see.
KenneBell 2.1L blower with intercooler, 2004 Cobra pistons,
rings and rods.
JBA Headers, Magnaflow tru X pipes, cats and cat backs.
Full sub frame connectors. Accufab 75mm throttle body. Diablo
Mafia MAF, MAC cold air, H&R front super springs Steeda sport
rears. Cobra brake upgrades. Custom built BC-Automotive
transmission. 378 RWHP on the dyno. very fun, very fast, and NO
tickets!!


No January MOTM
Mustang of the Month for October/November
David Dillahunt's "Desert Mustang"

"Just wanted say hi and thank you for getting my wife involved with the
show this year. She said that she had a great time and that there were
some beautiful cars this year. I also wanted to thank you for all
the pictures that you sent, it was great to see all of those cars again
and all my buddies here loved them too. You wouldn't believe how
many Mustang owners there are out here. I am trying to talk them
all into joining the club when they get back. Any way in exchange
for the pictures I thought you might like this picture and please share
it with the others. This is the only equivalent we have out here
right now and it can definitely get some speed going when you want it
to.
Thanks again, David Dillahunt"
THANK YOU DAVID!!!

Mustang of the Month for September
Mike and Sandi Hallock's '66 Mustang 2+2

"This is my 1966 Mustang 2+2 fastback. As you can tell, it is a
work in progress. I think all of our cars are going to always be a
work in progress. I did some mods on my car, the first mod I did
is disc brakes. I figured if I put some horsepower in her, I would
like to stop.
Next is a motor - a 400 hp 302. She is still a work in progress."

Mustang of the Month for August
Bill Bailey's Roush powered 1967 Coupe


Mustang of the month for July
Pete & Nancy Freeman’s
1993 Red 5.0 GT

Pete
Freeman brought the 1993 GT 5.0 bright red convertible with black
interior home in 1998. Originally stock the passing years have seen a
number of modifications added including upper/lower strut braces, frame
rail connectors, conversion from automatic to 5 speed transmission, cold
air intake, Cobra intake manifold, 1 5/8 exhaust headers, aluminum
heads and a Cobra R hood with plenty of bling under it. When Pete
purchased his toy the odometer read 54,000 miles, a daily driver the
odometer now has passed 135,000 miles. Pete is a firm believer that
"the fun of a Mustang is in the driving".

June 2007

No Mustang of the Month for May
April 2007
Scott and Matt Heutmaker's 1922 Model Pick-up!
Someone might ask "What is a Model T doing as Mustang of the Month on a
Mustang site?"Well think about it. It is the GREAT GRANDDADDY of a all
Mustangs, (and other Fords) so why not. Scott and Matt's 1922 Model T
Pick-up took first place at the 2006 PCMC All Ford and Mustang Roundup.
It has also taken other awards at various other shows.
Congratulation on being picked Mustang of the Month.

March 2007
Scott Wickett's 2001 Coupe!
Currently Scott's daily driver, this Laser Red Coupe has a tan leather
interior. His personal modifications to the car are a Densecharger cold
air intake with K&N filter, MAC dual exhaust, factory GT fog lights, six
brake light conversion, and factory GT rear sway bar.

February 2007
Lance Smith's 2007 GT!

January 2007
Jason & Amie McCook's 2007 Mustang GT!

December 2006
Charity Ridgley's 2006 GT!
