MUSTANG GT AIR FORCE by Varbon

Hi,

What do you think about this wrap style?
It looks like AIR FORCE car, don't you think so?



This is our new project. The Ford Mustang is the best selling sports coupe in Poland!!
Our company has prepared some carbon mods for this vehicle.



More details soon!

VARBON - carbon imagination

http://www.cjponyparts.com/variants/f-35-lightning-ii-edition-mustang

It was a one off, sold in 2014 for Charity (USD $200,000)

Rear

varbon said:

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i kinda like it. knowing its a wrap i would not pay a fortune for this like the "one off" stuff but i think it looks better than the f35 job they did....

Love everything about it but I'm an AvNerd and a sucker for these kinda schemes.

Wow, I think this looks great! More pics please! Would like to see the front and hood...

I like it, need more pics to decide if I like with the wing or with out it

Definitely need more pix...

Who sells that rear valence? Looks similar to the 2018 quad tip valence

Bryan_C said:

Who sells that rear valence? Looks similar to the 2018 quad tip valence

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I'm wondering the same and I want it! LOL

Bryan_C said:

Who sells that rear valence? Looks similar to the 2018 quad tip valence

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Looks like the stock premium valence that was cut to fit the extra tips. I could be wrong though.

EcoVert said:

I like it, need more pics to decide if I like with the wing or with out it

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While shopping in another city, just after cruise







It's just a beginning ;) More to be changed soon.

ghst said:

Looks like the stock premium valence that was cut to fit the extra tips. I could be wrong though.

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We have a big variety of parts for Mustang. We produce carbon parts, but we trade with exhaust systems, forged wheels, etc. !

That didn't really answer the question. Is that a stock valence cut to fit the quad exhaust or is it an aftermarket piece?

That is an awesome wrap! If that is the 302nd FS from the 332nd FG of the Tuskegee Airmen, stationed at Ramitelli Airfield in Italy during WWII, go ahead and give it a "Red Tail". I wish you were here in the US, we could do some serious business.