Ford prepares the presentation of nine different units at the SEMA

As a true American builder, Ford has already planned their presence at the SEMA Show which, as you well know, will be held in Las Vegas, a very special place for a truly unique Auto Show.

One of those tasked with captivating the crowd will be Team Baurtwell, who will present one of the smoothest Mustangs. Created in collaboration with rappers Funkmaster Flex and Snoop Dogg and based on the 3dCarbon bodywork, they have achieved one of the most accomplished vehicles of all those on display at the Ford stand.

For its part, Street Scene Equipment has decided to opt for the Mustang GT Convertible, an exotic model painted in red and paired with matching 20-inch wheels. On the other hand, we have the Mustang from Tjin Edition, an easily recognizable Mustang thanks to exceptional paintwork, signed by DuPont, as well as the installation of an electric sunroof courtesy of Webasto.

Two of the most eye-catching Mustangs on display will of course be those presented by Creations n’Chrome, who, in association with the American Cancer Society, will bring to SEMA a Mustang Convertible painted in chrome pink. At the other end, we have the creation of Muscle Mustangs and Fast Fords, which has opted for classicism in a car where the raised hood, spoiler and enormous rear “rollers” particularly catch the eye.

Mobsteel has opted for something that, a priori, had all the ingredients to triumph: a V6 Mustang fitted with a turbo system as well as an air suspension, all complemented by a bodywork and wheels completely painted in glossy black with red details. For its part, Raceskinz has opted for white for the entire bodywork of a fantastic 5.0 V8 Mustang to which they have added a new supercharger and bucket seats

Finally, the specialty of Ford, created precisely by the Ford Vehicle Personalization division, will be on display as you can see in the last photograph, thanks to a bodywork painted completely in pearl white and decorated in what appears to be a very eye-catching red.

Source | Ford