SEMA 2021 Ford Mustang Concepts

All Star Mustang EcoBoost HPP

This Mustang EcoBoost High-Performance Edition, Gene Tjin’s yin to brother Neil Tjin’s Mustang Mach-E yang, personifies true pony sports car tradition with a stunning custom teal green paint scheme from South County Auto Body featuring white and orange accents.

A contrasting aero body kit from Anderson Composites creates a performance stance with air lift suspension and aggressive Falken FK510 tires mounted to Vossen LC2-A1 wheels. A custom orange-painted Baer Brake upgrade is visible through the white spokes.

A COBB Tuning intercooler and cold-air intake can be found underhood, while a full white Katzkin leather interior and Almond surfboards on top complete this California cruiser.

M2 Motoring Mustang GT

Project vehicle veteran M2 Motoring developed this track-minded speedster based on a 2021 Mustang GT with Performance Package. Equipped with a production 5.0-liter Ti-VCT V8 engine and 6-speed manual transmission, the car wears custom Motorcraft livery and features Ford Performance Parts upgrades such as a 750HP supercharger kit, enhanced half-shafts and Performance Pack Level 2 front splitter.

Chassis enhancements come courtesy of Ford Performance lowering springs, Ford Performance Parts GT350R big brake kit, and Mach 1 adjustable camber/caster plates. The car rides on 305/30R19 front and rear Goodyear® Eagle® F1 Supercar® 3 tires with 19-inch GT350 wheels featuring black lug nuts.

Interior modifications include custom laser etched armrest, custom Recaro RPSP leather seats, GT500 instrument panel trim and a Ford Performance carbon fiber shift knob.

All of the vehicles shown have been modified by independent vehicle modifiers for SEMA. They are for demonstration purposes only and are not available for sale by Ford. Ford’s display of these vehicles is not intended to, nor does it constitute an endorsement of the vehicle modifiers, vehicle modifications, or use of the vehicles by Ford. Ford has not evaluated these modified vehicles. Vehicle owners and modifiers should consult their Ford’s owner’s manual before modifying vehicles and for proper usage. Vehicles that are not street legal or certified under FMVSS and safety and emission regulations are not intended or certified for use on public roads.

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