I love that car. It's everything I wished my old Mustang was.
Heading to Indy for the PRI Show this week? Hey, us, too. Come see the GRM crew in Booth 3133 in the Yellow Hall.
Showcased in our booth this year? Ed Malle’s LS-powered, turbocharged 1995 Ford Mustang, a standout competitor at our recent $2000 Challenge. It ran 11s down the strip and drove to and from the event–and not from down the street, either.
See it, smell it, taste it. Taste it? Sure, why not.
Check out Ed’s Mustang on YouTube. (And, yes, take all the photos you'd like; autographs on a first-come, first served basis.)
I love that car. It's everything I wished my old Mustang was.
Ed did an amazing job. Spend a few checking out all of the detail work. It's not money, it's time.
He made the seat or both seats at a prior event, in the parking lot (I cant remember if he said one or both) they were molded fiberglass and absolutely gorgeous!
This year he was assembling the spoiler that was made out of 3d printed uprights. That's the bottom picture a bit before I got there.
Amazing work and a nice guy who encourages and guides others to try new things.
Anyone that comes upon the UMI Performance booth or any of their people, please ask them to “make an SLA for a Fox Chassis Ford.”
Thanks. :)
Bent-Valve said:He made the seat or both seats at a prior event, in the parking lot (I cant remember if he said one or both) they were molded fiberglass and absolutely gorgeous!
This year he was assembling the spoiler that was made out of 3d printed uprights. That's the bottom picture a bit before I got there.
Amazing work and a nice guy who encourages and guides others to try new things.
Where do I find out more about the printed uprights??
I loved that he was using hot-glue to attach the spoiler/uprights for the concours. Pure genius!
Here's a better photo of the rear spoiler uprights, hot glue and everything.
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