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In the 1960s, Van Williams and Bruce Lee starred in a TV series called The Green Hornet. It was a lot like Batman, really: a wealthy, playboy millionaire called Britt Reid fights crime with a gadget laden car. Only Batman didn't have a chauffeur named Kato that knew martial arts and the Hornet drove a Chrysler, not a Ford.
- 845hp 1965 Ford Mustang Awd Monster Is Ken Block’s Car For Gymkhana 7
Forget the Fiesta ST, Ken Block will drive this awesome 845hp all-wheel drive 1965 Ford Mustang notchback for his upcoming Gymkhana SEVEN video project. The one-off car is the result of the collaboration between Ken Block, Hoonigan Racing Division and...
- Vaughn Gittin Jr.'s Drift Escapade Around Brand New Mustangs Leaves Some Marks
One of the many perks of being a professional drifter is that you have the opportunity to do things that other drivers can only dream of, like for example, sliding between and around brand new cars at a manufacturer's facility. Welcome to the tedious...
- Dodge's Detroit Motor Show-bound Sedan Model Will Not Be Called The Hornet
[2006 Dodge Hornet Concept pictured above]We've known for a while now that Dodge plans to introduce a new compact sedan model based on a Fiat platform that will replace the Caliber at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit next January....
- Vaughn Gittin Jr.’s 1969 Mustang Rtr-x To Debut At Sema Show
Back in June, Vaughn Gittin Jr. and Mustang RTR teamed up with Need for Speed to create the 1969 Mustang RTR-X. This classic build with modern-day hardware will make its physical debut at this week's SEMA Show and its "virtual" premiere...
- Ford To Showcase An Array Of 2010 Mustang Project Cars At 2009 Sema
Being the most customized car in what Ford claims to be a $31.8 billion aftermarket industry in the U.S.A, the redesigned 2010 Mustang will be on the spotlight at this year's SEMA show which is being held Nov. 3-6 at the Las Vegas Convention Center....
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Vaughn Gittin Jr’s RTR-X Mustang: Mr. Reid, Your Car is Ready
In the 1960s, Van Williams and Bruce Lee starred in a TV series called The Green Hornet. It was a lot like Batman, really: a wealthy, playboy millionaire called Britt Reid fights crime with a gadget laden car. Only Batman didn't have a chauffeur named Kato that knew martial arts and the Hornet drove a Chrysler, not a Ford.
So Seth Rogen and Jet Li are remaking it as a comedy, which is...good? Anyways, the Chrysler Imperial is back, reprising the role it played in the '60s original. Which is fine, but I think it should have had a bit of a remake as well. No, I'm not saying it should be replaced with a Chrysler 300C with green tinted headlights (God forbid).
What I think it should be replaced with is this: Vaughn Gittin Jr's RTR-X Mustang from the 2010 SEMA Show. Here are four reasons why:
- 845hp 1965 Ford Mustang Awd Monster Is Ken Block’s Car For Gymkhana 7
Forget the Fiesta ST, Ken Block will drive this awesome 845hp all-wheel drive 1965 Ford Mustang notchback for his upcoming Gymkhana SEVEN video project. The one-off car is the result of the collaboration between Ken Block, Hoonigan Racing Division and...
- Vaughn Gittin Jr.'s Drift Escapade Around Brand New Mustangs Leaves Some Marks
One of the many perks of being a professional drifter is that you have the opportunity to do things that other drivers can only dream of, like for example, sliding between and around brand new cars at a manufacturer's facility. Welcome to the tedious...
- Dodge's Detroit Motor Show-bound Sedan Model Will Not Be Called The Hornet
[2006 Dodge Hornet Concept pictured above]We've known for a while now that Dodge plans to introduce a new compact sedan model based on a Fiat platform that will replace the Caliber at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit next January....
- Vaughn Gittin Jr.’s 1969 Mustang Rtr-x To Debut At Sema Show
Back in June, Vaughn Gittin Jr. and Mustang RTR teamed up with Need for Speed to create the 1969 Mustang RTR-X. This classic build with modern-day hardware will make its physical debut at this week's SEMA Show and its "virtual" premiere...
- Ford To Showcase An Array Of 2010 Mustang Project Cars At 2009 Sema
Being the most customized car in what Ford claims to be a $31.8 billion aftermarket industry in the U.S.A, the redesigned 2010 Mustang will be on the spotlight at this year's SEMA show which is being held Nov. 3-6 at the Las Vegas Convention Center....