AFBLUE

Can anybody keep track of them all over the last 4 years?

I'll start off the list with the ones I can think of off the top of my head that have been for sale to the public, and will update as you all provide more.

I'm limiting this to cars you can buy already completed, as opposed to body kits. For example Cervini will build you a C500 mustang or sell you a B9 body kit. https://www.cervinis.com/product.asp...1&id=1208#1170

Cervini C300
Cervini C350
Cervini C500
Foose Stallion
Foose Stallion Supercharged
Ronaele 350R
Ronaele 450R
Ronaele 550R
Roush Blackjack
Roush P51A
Roush Roadster
Roush Stage 1
Roush Stage 2
Roush Stage 3
Roush 427R
Roush 428R
RSC GT
RSC 500
Saleen S281
Saleen S281 Supercharged
Saleen S281 RF
Saleen S281 Extreme
Saleen H281
Saleen S302
Saleen PJ
Saleen H302
Shinoda Boss
Steeda GT500
Steeda Q335
Steeda Q335 Club Racer
Steeda Q350
Steeda Q400
Steeda Q445
Steeda Q450
Steeda Q525
Steeda Q650
Ultimate Autosports ES1
Ultimate Autosports ES2
Ultimate Autosports UPT
Ultimate Autosports U66
Ultimate Autosports U67
Ultimate Autosports U68
Ultimate Autosports U69

07_427R

Roush 427R Trak Pak

Roush Drag Pak (Sold only at Brandon Ford Tampa)

Roush Sport

tacbear

MPH (Modular Powerhouse) series 1.

http://www.modularpowerhouse.com/for...ad.php?t=39242

428CJ(R)

Shelby CS6, CS8 and WCC (Super Snake?) http://www.shelbyautos.com/vehicles.asp

Heritage Customs A.J. Foyt Coyote Edition http://www.heritagecustoms.com/home/

Griggs Racing GR40ST, GR40TT and GR40RT http://gr40cars.com/

Temple Performance Cars Legend Mustang Legend X, LM500 Series 1 and LM500 Series 2 http://www.legendmustangs.com/index.html

Martimus

Cragar Special Edition Mustang - http://www.moddedmustangs.com/cragar...ustang-gt.html

05fordgt

Dream Car Factory 500GT (company is out of business but cars were built).
Bash Performance GT-SR (stages 1, 2 & 3)
Bash Performance MS-R (stages 1, 2, & 3)

SuperSugeKnight

This list includes Ford's SE's.

http://www.darkmesa.com/showthread.php?t=18969

Saleen S-281
Saleen S-281SC
Saleen S-281E
Saleen S-281 Molly Pop
Saleen S-281E Ultimate Bad Boy
Saleen S-281 550GT
Saleen S-281SC RF
Saleen Parnelli Jones S-302
Saleen H-281
Saleen H-302
Saleen H-302SC
Saleen S-302E
Roush Sport
Roush Stage 1
Roush Stage 2
Roush Stage 3
Roush Blackjack
Roush 427R
Roush 428R
Roush Drag Pac
Roush Track Pac
Roush Roadster
Roush P-51A
Steeda Q335
Steeda Q400
Steeda Q525
Steeda Q650
Steeda QS6
Steeda GT500
Shelby CS-6
Shelby West Coast Customs Edition
Shelby GT
Shelby GT-H
Shelby GT Southern California Edition
Shelby GT Barrett-Jackson Edition
Shelby GT500 40th Anniversary
Shelby GT500 KR
Shelby GT500 Super Snake
Shelby GT500 Redline
Ford Racing FR500C
Ford Racing FR500GT
Ford Racing FR500S
Ford Warrior's in Pink Edition
MPH Series 1
MPH Series 2
MPH Series 2 Drag Pac
California Special
Twister Special
Bullitt
Chip Foose Stallion
Cervini C-300
Cervini C-350
Cervini C-500
Team Shinoda Boss Level 1
Team Shinoda Boss Level 2
Team Shinoda Boss Level 3
Team Shinoda Boss Stroker Edition
Team Shinoda Boss Legacy
Retrobuilt RSC-GT
Terlingua Racing Team V6
Griggs Racing GR40TT
Griggs Racing GR40RT
Griggs Racing GR40ST
Sherrod Conversions 500 S
Sherrod Conversions 300 S
Ronaele 350R
Ronaele 450R
Ronaele 550R
Ronaele 700R Monoceros

AFBLUE

Wow, that's quite the list. I'll update the original post later to include all the new posts.

TJ4Cam

Might want to check deeper in this, but I think Hillibank has made one now, out of Roush parts I believe......

AFBLUE

Updated list. This is amazing. Up to 88 different versions of the S197.

1 Bash Performance GT-SR (stages 1, 2 & 3)
2 Bash Performance MS-R (stages 1, 2, & 3)
3 Bullitt
4 California Special
5 Cervini C300
6 Cervini C350
7 Cervini C500
8 Cragar Special Edition Mustang
9 Dream Car Factory 500GT
10 Foose Stallion
11 Foose Stallion Supercharged
12 Ford Racing FR500GT
13 Ford Racing FR500S
14 Ford Warrior's in Pink Edition
15 Griggs Racing GR40RT
16 Griggs Racing GR40ST
17 Griggs Racing GR40TT
18 Heritage Customs A.J. Foyt Coyote Edition
19 MPH Series 1
20 MPH Series 2
21 MPH Series 2 Drag Pac
22 Retrobuilt RSC-GT
23 Ronaele 350R
24 Ronaele 450R
25 Ronaele 550R
26 Ronaele 700R Monoceros
27 Roush 427R
28 Roush 428R
29 Roush Blackjack
30 Roush Drag Pac
31 Roush P51A
32 Roush Roadster
33 Roush Sport
34 Roush Stage 1
35 Roush Stage 2
36 Roush Stage 3
37 Roush Track Pac
38 RSC GT
39 RSC 500
40 Saleen H281
41 Saleen H302
42 Saleen H-302SC
43 Saleen PJ S-302
44 Saleen S-281
45 Saleen S-281 550GT
46 Saleen S-281 Molly Pop
47 Saleen S-281E
48 Saleen S-281E Ultimate Bad Boy
49 Saleen S-281SC
50 Saleen S-281SC RF
51 Saleen S-302E
52 Shelby CS-6
53 Shelby CS-8
54 Shelby GT-H
55 Shelby GT
56 Shelby GT-C (So Cal Edition)
57 Shelby GT Barrett-Jackson Edition
58 Shelby GT500 40th Anniversary
59 Shelby GT500 KR
60 Shelby GT500 Redline
61 Shelby GT500 Super Snake
62 Shelby West Coast Customs Edition
63 Sherrod Conversions 300 S
64 Sherrod Conversions 500 S
65 Steeda GT500
66 Steeda Q335
67 Steeda Q335 Club Racer
68 Steeda Q350
69 Steeda Q400
70 Steeda Q445
71 Steeda Q450
72 Steeda Q525
73 Steeda Q650
74 Steeda QS6
75 Team Shinoda Boss Legacy
76 Team Shinoda Boss Level 1
77 Team Shinoda Boss Level 2
78 Team Shinoda Boss Level 3
79 Team Shinoda Boss Stroker Edition
80 Terlingua Racing Team V6
81 Twister Special
82 Ultimate Autosports ES1
83 Ultimate Autosports ES2
84 Ultimate Autosports UPT
85 Ultimate Autosports U66
86 Ultimate Autosports U67
87 Ultimate Autosports U68
88 Ultimate Autosports U69

V10

About 83 too many

Mayito514

Right On!!

Jager

Soon:

27 Ronaele 300EV
28 Ronaele 600EV

http://www.motortrend.com/features/a...lectric_muscle

http://www.ronaele.net/Press_Release...ustangs%20.pdf

codeman94

Roush P51?...oh you got it...nevermind.....yeah...I think this has gotten a little out of hand.

mjbarnet

I think Taco Bill should have his name on the list

Eights

Electric Mustangs? Say it ain't so, Joe!

Eights

TJ4Cam: I checked for a tuner Mustang offered by Hillbank on their website.

As far as I can tell, Hillbank is a dealer for Superperformance vehicles, Roush body kits or parts of kits, Foose vehicles, et cetera. There was no mention of a turnkey Hillbank Mustang tuner vehicle.

You can't truly rely on that, however, because Sherrod Conversions does not mention any Mustang other than their 300S on their website, yet Suge lists a 500S that he must have heard about or read about somewhere...

Greg "Eights" Ates

Eights

Another forum has a thread about tuner Mustangs. I C/P'd this from a thread in that forum, posted by a guy known as "the Nethead here". I added tuners 37, 38, and 39, but I think his original 36 includes some not found in this thread so far:

1. SVT (the GT500, FR500C/FR500GT4, FR500S, & FR500GT/FR500GT3)
2. Shelby (the Shelby CS8, Shelby CS6, Shelby GT, Shelby GT-H, Shelby GT Supercharged, the Fortieth Anniversary GT500, the GT500KR, and the GT500 Super Snake)
3. Saleen (the S281, S281 Supercharged, S281 Extreme, S281RF (Red Flag),the Parnelli Jones Edition, twenty-five 600 HP 200 MPH "Bad Boy" Mustangs, the 580 HP H281 Heritage Edition, twenty-four American Flag S281s, the Saleen 550 available only to Ford GT owners, and twenty-five 620 HP S302-E Sterling Edition Mustangs)
4. Steeda (the Torch Red Q, QS6, Q335 Club Racer, Q400, Q525, & the Q650)
5. Kenny Brown (the CSR & the CSR-69)
6. Roush (the Sport, Stage I, Stage II, Stage III, 427R, Roadster, 427R Drag-Pak, 427R Trak-Pak, the Mustang Drag Pak (50 total), the Blackjack, the 428R (200 total), the 429R, & the P-51A (510 HP))
7. Foose (the Stallion, naturally-aspirated or supercharged)
8. Xtreme Mustang Performance (the Crazy Horse Level I & Level II)
9. Cervini (the C300, C350, & the C500)
10. Dream Car Factory (the DCF 500 GT, 500 GT-S, & the 500 GT-R)
11. Fang Performance (the Street Pak, Track Pak, Track Pak II, & the Eliminator)
12. Black Widow Enterprises (the Ivan Tampi Edition)
13. Temple Performance Cars Legend Series (the Series I & the Series II in two versions)
14. Pure Power Motorsports (the Hubert Platt & Randy Payne Shadrach Mustang with twin-turbo 900 HP)
15. Cragar Wheels (the Cragar Special Edition)
16. Heritage Customs (the AJ Foyt Coyote Edition in Base and Supercharged versions)
17. GeigerCars of Germany (the GT520)
18. All-American Supercars (the Vortech Edition Mustang with 510 HP)
19. Shinoda Performance (the Boss Shinoda Mustang, in several stages from 350 HP to 750 HP)
20. Sanderson Sales & Marketing (the Custom Tribute Mustang)
21. Knudsen Automotive Design, LLC (the Rage Mustang)
22. Wheel to Wheel Powertrain (the AR500 Mustang with the Antonov two-stage supercharger)
23. Miller Motorsports Park (a race-prepared Mustang Challenge Car for $55,000--which may be marketed as the Mustang FR500S)
24. Hennessey Performance Engineering(the KR600 (a GT500 with a 2 yr/24,000 warranty), the KR 650, and the KR750 (750 HP/690 ft lbs, 11.2 @ 131 MPH, and 201 MPH top end)
25. Finishline Performance Design (the Dale Jarrett Performance Mustang, naturally-aspirated or supercharged)
26. Galpin Ford (the Mustang Boss 302 available in Grabber Blue only--with a new 390 HP four-barrel-carburetored pushrod Boss 302, 4.56s, 20" Octane wheels, etc.)
27. Mark III Customs (the Mark III Mustang thru participating Ford dealerships)
28. Ultimate Autosports (the ES1, ES2, UPT, U66, U67, U68, and U69--bodykits, with optional superchargers or turbochargers, lowering springs, bigger wheels/tires, and custom interior pieces)
29. UK Garage of Milan, Italy (the U69--naturally-aspirated or 490 HP supercharged--with lots of '69/'70 Boss 302-looking body hardware and striping. Possibly, this is a license-built Ultimate Autosports U69 mentioned above)
30. Big 3 Performance (the Street Comp Performance Package Mustang, with 650 HP)
31. Retrobuilt Super Cars (the RSC-GT Mustang with superchargers from either Roush, Paxton, or Vortech)
32. Guerin Engineering of Clearwater, FL (the Mustang GTS--very Mustang GT-R in appearance)
33. Blue Flame American Distributions Network is building naturally-aspirated or supercharged Mustangs for export to Japan (a Bullitt replica S197 and a Boss replica S197)
34. R&A Motorsports (the Twister Special Mustang--only 96 to be built, and only in Grabber Orange) Tasteful aftermarket appearance options, mild performance options
35. Booze Brothers Performance (BBR) Limited Editions (the Pony or the Stallion, apparently)
36. Griggs Racing (the GR40ST, GR40TT, & GR40RT)

37. Ronaele (the 350, 450, 550, and 700 Monoceros)
38. Sherrod Conversions (the 300S and 500 JS)
39. Modular Power House (the Series 1, Series 2, and Series 2 Drag Pac)

Quite a list, and probably doesn't have 'em all...

This is a stampede, at the very least...Who would have thought just two years ago that a 500 HP GT500 would be sorta middle-of-the-pack in the Mustang tuner wars?? One of the 40-year-veteran SEMA VPs said it (the massive number of shops building Mustang tuner cars) "...is the greatest all-out avalanche in the history of aftermarket performance. Not since the '32 Deuce flathead V8 has there been anything like this!"

The New Mustang Nation: SCCA racing license not required, but VERY useful!

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In further postings in that thread, "the Nethead here" says he would not include any tuner Mustangs that did not include at least some higher performance hardware, like a more free-flowing exhaust. Therefore he did not include the Saleen Mollypop--which may be just metallic pink applied to one of the six or seven Saleen models--nor did he include the Warriors in Pink or the California Special packages for the same reason. And I believe he didn't include the Terlingua Racing Team Mustang because it is not sold as a complete vehicle but as an upgrade package to an owner's V6 Mustang.

Whatever. He made the point that special edition Mustangs are part of the Mustang's success. Without them, there would only be the Mustang models offered by Ford, varying only in the optional equipment that could be ordered on those models from the factory. None of the old ponycars or the old musclecars offered the variety listed in this thread, and all of those are gone except for the recently-resuscitated Dodge Charger. For those who can afford a tuner Mustang, it means higher performance without having to do it yourself. And a tuner Mustang has more resale value than the custom Mustang you built from some catalogs in your garage. Tuner cars are an alternative to what the manufacturer's board of directors (or whomever decides these things) would approve for production.

Greg "Eights" Ates

wally05

REally... I don't see what the big deal is. People love the car so they have tons of versions. That is why everyone loves it. There is NO OTHER CAR that warrants such a response from people. We should all be happy about it.

Eights

wally05: I know I'm happy about it!

Ford alone offers three racing versions--or maybe it's three with two sub-versions for Europe's FIA GT3 and FIA GT4 classes. Steeda, Kenny Brown, Griggs, and maybe another tuner or two build turnkey roadracing versions, too, and several other tuners have roadracing kits they will install on your S197 if you bring your Mustang--and your checkbook--by their facilities. Roush and several others build dragracing versions for the 1320 crowd.

Mustangs are inexpensive enough and solid enough that they are the natural choice for power upgrades for all these tuner companies--even Viper tuner Jack Hennessey offers several stages of upgrades for the GT500 and Ford GT, as does Steeda, Shelby of course, and one other I read about some months ago but can't recall now.

Some people will build their own, of course, and that's a cost-saving method if you have the tools, the skills, and a place in which to do a build-up.

Next Spring, Ford will build the nine millionth Mustang--would anyone really want them all to be the same?

Greg "Eights" Ates