Photo: reddit user Mipo07
While so many people they know exactly how the perfect car design looks like, putting all these ideas on paper is close to impossible without the proper drawing skills.
But of course, with the right artistic abilities, the talented designers out there can make anything happen, including drawing the Ford Mustang Shelby GT350 using nothing more than pencils and markers.
The drawing that we have here is based on an actual photo of the Mustang, and as you can see for yourselves by zooming in on the image, the car is really accurately reproduced.
Sure, there are a few perspective points that could be further refined, but other than that, the drawing itself makes the Ford Mustang Shelby GT350 look even a little bit sportier, more like the way Ford probably wants the Mustang to be in the first place.
For what it’s worth, the artist who created this says they only used Polychromos and Promarkers for the drawing, obviously all mixed with skills that you really don’t see every day.
For many people out there, the Ford Mustang Shelby GT350 is the perfect car just the way it is, as they think that no cosmetic or under-the-hood modifications are needed.
The car comes with a 5.2L Ti-VCT V8 with a flat plane crankshaft and features a dual exhaust system with electronic vales and quad tips, as well as a differential cooler, and a 3.73 TORSEN limited-slip rear axle.
It uses a TREMEC six-speed manual transition as standard and is quipped with 19-inch GT350-specific wheels.
The current model obviously doesn’t come cheap, but for a new-generation muscle car, it might be the right price to pay especially for hardcore fans. The Ford Mustang Shelby GT350 starts at $60,440, but depending on the optional equipment that you add to this base version you can easily get closer to $100,000.
The drawing that we have here is based on an actual photo of the Mustang, and as you can see for yourselves by zooming in on the image, the car is really accurately reproduced.
Sure, there are a few perspective points that could be further refined, but other than that, the drawing itself makes the Ford Mustang Shelby GT350 look even a little bit sportier, more like the way Ford probably wants the Mustang to be in the first place.
For what it’s worth, the artist who created this says they only used Polychromos and Promarkers for the drawing, obviously all mixed with skills that you really don’t see every day.
For many people out there, the Ford Mustang Shelby GT350 is the perfect car just the way it is, as they think that no cosmetic or under-the-hood modifications are needed.
The car comes with a 5.2L Ti-VCT V8 with a flat plane crankshaft and features a dual exhaust system with electronic vales and quad tips, as well as a differential cooler, and a 3.73 TORSEN limited-slip rear axle.
It uses a TREMEC six-speed manual transition as standard and is quipped with 19-inch GT350-specific wheels.
The current model obviously doesn’t come cheap, but for a new-generation muscle car, it might be the right price to pay especially for hardcore fans. The Ford Mustang Shelby GT350 starts at $60,440, but depending on the optional equipment that you add to this base version you can easily get closer to $100,000.
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