Ford GT-Inspired GTT Mustang Set for Production

By Detroit Steel - January 16, 2017

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Zero to 60 Designs Limited GTT Cars Should Draw a Lot of Stares When They Hit the Road

If you’ve been looking to buy a more unique S550 Mustang, then this certainly would be one worth considering.

Yep, that wild Mustang inspired by the Ford GT, showcased at the 2016 SEMA show, is now available for purchase. Well, at least in a limited number. As highlighted in a Motor Authority report, Zero to 60 Designs, the company that built the car dubbed the GTT, is planning to build 50 of them for public consumption.

The GTT, which is literally a Mustang reimagined as a Ford GT, will have a starting price of $124,950, with the availability of three different models for buyers to choose from.

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The base model is equipped with Eibach coil-over suspension, Magnaflow exhaust, 22-inch wheels on 265/30 and 303/30 Pirelli P-Zero tires. Customers also have the ability to choose the body color for the car’s exterior.

The GTT-S ups the ante with the addition of a ProCharger Stage II supercharger that reportedly will crank out up to 800 horsepower, if it lives up to the specs of the show car displayed at SEMA. And we fully expect it will. The GTT-S, which starts at $142,500, also features an Eibach sway bar kit, Brembo brakes, and tinted windows.

At the top of the lineup sits the $149,000 GTT-SL, which adds carbon fiber trim for the dash and door panels; other unique trim for the dash, door panels, seats, package tray, and center console; as well as a premium sound system.

Zero to 60 Designs is in the process of building the GTT for consumers. Each car will take six weeks to build and is sure to draw a lot of stares once it hits the street.