This car has some interesting history. It was purchased by the owner for a mere $500 in 1991. "Project Infamous" is one of only 16,640 Ford Mustangs that received the bench seat option. In 1991 the first restoration put the interior back to its original factory configuration with the only modifications being the addition of a tachometer and a small gage cluster in the dash. This clean factory cockpit  gives the feel of a classic pony car, but with a review of the exterior it is apparent that quite a few modifications have been made. R-Model racing apron, Cowl Induction hood, shaved door handles and a fiberglass rear bumper give way to a contemporary "monochromatic" look. This, coupled with a 2 inch lowered stance and limo window tint began the "Resto - Modification" of Fords most popular production vehicle of all time!

           Over the past decade Southern California performance shops such as JBA Headers, JMC Motorsports, B&B Components and JME Enterprises have contributed to the project and have set the stage for the completion of  Project Infamous in the last quarter of 2003.

           With a little luck and some hard work, Project Infamous will be ready for the complete show circuit celebrating the 40th anniversary of the Ford Mustang. More to come as details become available.