This makes me so irrationally happy. I know, I know, climate change and carbon footprints and biofuels and hydrogen fuels cells, yes, yes. But it’s so BOSS.
VITAL STATISTICS:
Year: 1967
Make: Ford
Model: Mustang fastback
Seats: 2 (2 seat only conversion)
Color: Black on black
Miles: 200 since build completion (77,000 original)
Engine: Obsidian 392 cubic inch engine (351W based), 4-bolt main splayed cap block
Horsepower: 847.8HP on California grade 91 octane fuel at 5,800 RPM (dyno verified)
Torque: 770 Lbs. Ft. Torque on California grade 91 octane fuel at 4,400 RPM (dyno verified)
0-60: Under 3 seconds
Top Speed: Could possibly be the fastest “streetable” 1967 Mustang ever (over 210MPH projected on dyno)
Weight: 4,100 lbs. w/full tank of fuel (49.2% front / 50.8% rear weight distribution)
Length: 190.6” (7” longer, comfortably seats virtually anyone up to 7 feet tall)
Cost To Duplicate: Approx. $1.3M (U.S.) and 3 years to build (the car is one of one and will never be duplicated)
Purchase Price: $1.3M (U.S.) - How can you add the Obsidian SG-One to your collection? See Make An Offer.
