INTRODUCTION (Updated 9/03)

Welcome to "Project Infamous." Project Infamous started life as one of only 16 thousand or so Mustangs to be ordered with the "Bench Seat" option. Beyond that it was not too far different than the over one million 'Stangs FORD produced in this cars historical first 3 years. With the sponsorship of a few of the Automotive Specialty Aftermarket Companies and the desire to make an impact by the cars owners, this Mustang is sure to carve it's initials in the streets of Southern California.

            After years of racing the INFAMOUS 1965 Mustang in the Factory Stock Class, the cast iron cylinder heads were retired! The crew at JBA Racing in San Diego engineered a 302ci power plant to put the classic pony down the track in a respectable manor. You now can view all of the components that went into this project as well as the step by step breakdown of the build. Please visit the below links to get the current equipment list, past years race results, Dyno numbers and photographs.          

            Putting a fierce engine in "Project Infamous" was just the start. Adding the a contemporary set of dials was needed. This job fell in the hands of JME in San Diego. The JME Billet Gauge Bezel with AutoMeter Phantom Gauges was the only solution. This allowed a complete restoration of the factory interior without the addition of clutter. The entire interior was restored with the only modifications being a roll bar and the gauges.

            So here we are today. The hard part seems behind us. A mean drive train, a resto-mod interior, and now we need to wrap this project in paint and body. The car has always been white, leaving the FORD assembly plant in December of 1964 in a clean coat of Wimbledon white. Then getting fresh coat
of Polar White in the early 90's. It now must graduate to a suit of armor. Plans are in the works for an E2 Body Kit and a Gun Metal Gray pigment. Details to be announced before Halloween 2003.

            We hope you enjoy what has been assembled here for your review. This site, and Project Infamous are privately owned and are not intended to be a advertisement for any of the parties involved in the design or restoration of the vehicle. The intent is to provide a historical archive of one Ford Mustang. This site will be constantly updated to reflect the accumulation of data on this Mustang as it becomes available.