The Ford Fox Body Mustang is the thing from the late 1970s to the early 90s. Aside from being dominant on the road in terms of performance, they also somewhat represent vehicle styling during those years. While Fox Body Mustangs are getting popular nowadays, they're basically modified or restored projects. Some fans even want Ford to bring the Fox Body Mustang back.
Interestingly, Cynergy Composites and Schoneck Composites are offering to offer the very first carbon 1993 Fox Body Mustang GT Pro Mod body to the market.
Can Be Fitted To Wide Range Of Drag Racing Classess
This 1993 Fox Body Mustang GT Pro Mod body can be fitted in a wide range of popular drag racing classes (Pro Mod, Top Sportsman, Competition Eliminator, Super Gas). Thus, it can be entered in the NHRA Pro Mod, PDRA Pro Nitrous and Pro Boost, NMCA Xtreme Pro Mod as well as Mid-West Drag Racing Series’ Pro Mod.
Designed using 3D CAD, the 1993 Fox Body Mustang GT Pro Mod body is based from the same computer model and baseline dimensions of Cynergy's C7 Corvette. According to Schoneck, the body offers between 112" and 113” of wheelbase, 45” of front overhang and 36” of rear tire clearance as well as a low 26” of rear deck or spoiler height from the racing surface.
65-Lb Foxy Body Now Available To Order
The master patterns are CNC-machined, and are subjected to CFD Airflow analysis to optimized their aerodynamic coefficient of drag before the cutting process. The toughened epoxy laminate will undergo over curing with high-temp composite tooling. The first body will be available within between 16 and 25 weeks.
For those interested in the 1993 Fox Body Mustang GT Pro Mod body, the 65-lb toughened epoxy carbon fiber body and the spoiler kit can be availed at around $17,500. Customers who will pre-pay will have privilege to be included in the first 10 Fox bodies available. Those who will make 25% deposit will be on the list for the serialized number 11 and beyond. All payments are to be made to Schoneck Composites.
Another Project Between Cynergy And Schoneck
This isn't the first time that Cynergy Composites of Tim Hodgins and Schoneck Composites of Dan Schoneck partnered on a project. The companies recently collaborated on an all-carbon fiber Ford GT road racing track car project.
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