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We've seen a lot of extreme vehicles at SEMA over the years. There have been zombie-proof classics, a Lamborghini Rat Rod, and even a V8-swapped Huracan. Perhaps none of that is as extreme as Ford and its partners bringing 40 custom vehicles in one year.
We get it though. We all hated it when SEMA 2020 had to be canceled last year. There were a lot of cool things that we missed out on. Ford though is certainly making up for the lost time.
Give us just a moment to highlight a few of the monsters coming for SEMA 2021. First, the Tucci Maverick is one of the most unique takes we expect to see at SEMA.
It's a lowered, all-wheel-drive Maverick with a bunch of 3D printed custom parts. It also gets a custom Borla cat-back exhaust with dual carbon fiber tips, a wider track, and big wide fender flares to keep it all under wraps.
Then there's M2 Motoring Mustang. It's sneaky and subtle but also a bit insane. Under the hood is the same 5.0-liter Coyote motor we all know and love.
But this one has Ford Performance Parts like a 750 horsepower supercharger kit and a Level 2 front splitter. It also gets lowering springs, adjustable camber/caster plates as well as the brake package from the Mustang GT350R.
We love a good Mustang but that sounds like a great Mustang. Of course, there's a Mustang of a slightly different breed to talk about as well. Neil Tjin has crafted a special orange Mustang Mach-E California Route One with huge 22-inch Vossen ML-R1 wheels.
Give us just a moment to highlight a few of the monsters coming for SEMA 2021. First, the Tucci Maverick is one of the most unique takes we expect to see at SEMA.
It's a lowered, all-wheel-drive Maverick with a bunch of 3D printed custom parts. It also gets a custom Borla cat-back exhaust with dual carbon fiber tips, a wider track, and big wide fender flares to keep it all under wraps.
Then there's M2 Motoring Mustang. It's sneaky and subtle but also a bit insane. Under the hood is the same 5.0-liter Coyote motor we all know and love.
But this one has Ford Performance Parts like a 750 horsepower supercharger kit and a Level 2 front splitter. It also gets lowering springs, adjustable camber/caster plates as well as the brake package from the Mustang GT350R.
We love a good Mustang but that sounds like a great Mustang. Of course, there's a Mustang of a slightly different breed to talk about as well. Neil Tjin has crafted a special orange Mustang Mach-E California Route One with huge 22-inch Vossen ML-R1 wheels.
Atop the Mustang is a solar panel. No, it doesn't charge the Mach-E, it charges a RayVolt USA electric bike mounted to the rear via a Thule e-bike rack.
There are literally 37 other vehicles we could talk about so if you're interested, tune in next month for a more detailed look on most of them, as we're kicking off Tuning Month here on autoevolution.
There are literally 37 other vehicles we could talk about so if you're interested, tune in next month for a more detailed look on most of them, as we're kicking off Tuning Month here on autoevolution.
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