Pure Vision

A quick show and tell about the trick rear quarter panels on the Anvil Mustang.  We are rather proud of how they turned out!

A quick look around the amazing Boss 9 engine from 4 time Engine Masters Challenge winner Jon Kaase!  These guys have been increadable to work with and put out a wicked engine!

I have been promising that I would be posting videos about the Anvil Mustang. This is the first.  I'll apologize ahaed of time about being so lifeless throughout this and the next 4 videos to come.  When we filmed them, I had not slept for a couple of days.  Thanks for checking them out!
-Steve

The hard core styling cues run throughout the car.  This is the diagonal down bar that goes front the drivers left shoulder to the passengers right toe board where it triangulates with the lower rocker bars.  It is also removable.  Believe it or not, it does not crowd the passenger....

I forgot to post this shot a little while ago.  This is Kelly working on the front valance.  If you look closely you can see the original factory turn signal base that is now converted into the inlet duct for the front brake cooling system.  Kelly fabbed some new turn signal mounting buckets to fit mid-sixties ‘Vette pieces....

Just a little tease of yet another super cool thing coming down the pike!  Here we have the hole drill pattern in marker laid out on one of the hood hinges.  Just what until you see the finished piece!  Mmm… Tasty!

This is a cool mixture of parts!  What we have here is the Aviaid oil pump, driven by the bitchin Jones Racing belt drive which is snaking through the killer timing pointer than came on the Kaase Boss 9!  I would like to say an extra huge thank you to John over at Aviaid for all his help!  John is one class act!

This is the dead pedal that I made to match the Wilwood hanging pedal set. 

Here is the owner and lord over all that is Anvil Auto- Matt, getting down and dirty!  He is rough shaping the piece that will become the flush rear bumper that any ’69-’70 Mustang owner will be able to put on their own car!  Matt has been great to work for and with. He even loves the same heavy metal music I do!  You know-Priest, Maiden, Van Halen!

Now a shot of the rear bumper a little further along.  Props to Kelly on the body work