Dean Westmoreland has three NHRA championships and 27 national event wins as a crew member with John Force Racing, plus an IHRA championship with Don Lampus, and he’s now pulling crew-chief duties on Rob Moore’s 1960 Chevy AA/Gas nostalgia racer. With all that quarter-mile experience, you’d expect his personal ride to be a Pro Street car built to the hilt. Nope.
Instead, Westmoreland has tried to capture the vintage Trans-Am vibe in his 1967 Mustang while using modern parts and pieces. With a basic 302 engine, a Toploader four-speed, and suspension custom-fabbed by Dean himself, it looks great, sounds great, and carves the corners, too. In a world of excess it is great to see a truly balanced car that is just a hoot to drive under any conditions.
See the full BangShift.com car-feature photo gallery here, and watch the video below. This car sounds just amazing!
my mustang is a 65 with a 92 front suspension/chassis mix. i got from my grandfather in payment for cleaning up his yard. its not life he has another 65 and turbo diesal 66 in yard.
what did u do to suspension to get big tires and rims to fit