If you love Ken Block’s stuff, this video is absolutely essential viewing for getting into the mind and car of the Chief Hoonigan.

At this year’s Goodwood Festival of Speed, Ken Block gave the event’s host, Lord March, a ride in the Hoonicorn, a ride Lord March won’t soon forget.

If you think drifting a Mustang is impressive, just wait till you see Formula Drifter Matt Powers do so while wearing a specially designed virtual reality helmet.

Before the Hoonicorn became internet and automotive legend, it had to get shook down. Here, in all its ridiculously awesome, unfinished glory, is Ken Block performing said shaking.

It appears those wild stunts Ken Block pulls off in Gymkhana 7 in his Hoonicorn RTR go a lot deeper than his mad skills at the wheel, which are frickin’ mind-boggling alone.

You’ve seen it “Wild in the Streets” with the Gymkhana 7 video, but now here are the details on the star of the show. This is Ken Block’s 1965 Ford Mustang, known as the Hoonicorn RTR, and here are the details you’ve been looking for to make your own … if you have a few hundred-thousand to spare.

As you can see, this isn’t just any 1965 Mustang; in fact, it’s rocking 845 horsepower to vaporize those rear tires … and the front tires, too because, yep, it’s all-wheel drive.