Ford Racing M-6031-BOSS50 Engine Mount Bracket

Description

circle track competitors and street rodders have channeled, stepped-on, hopped-up, chopped down and modified their favorite cars to excel on the street, at the track, and in car shows. Road racers, drag racers. In 2014, Mustang marks 50 years of winning, and has driven its way into racing history. Over the years, racing has become big business for teams, sponsors, and manufacturers around the world. However, "grassroots" motorsports remain at the core of Ford's DNA. Grassroots performance began with Ford and has become a part of American culture. The Model A is the most modified car in history, and enthusiasts the world over continue to embrace Ford, Mercury, and Lincoln cars and trucks from the 1930s right on through to today. Road racers, drag racers. The Ford Mustang immediately became part of this culture when it was introduced in 1964-and remains a staple of grassroots performance to this day. In 2014, Mustang marks 50 years of winning, and has driven its way into racing history. Moreover, the car's appeal is universal; a recent European study identified Mustang as the most desirable classic car in Europe. Motorsports continue to evolve, with advances in technology and greater demand for smaller powertrains, as well as growing appetite for new formats like Rally Cross and Drifting. The Ford Mustang immediately became part of this culture when it was introduced in 1964-and remains a staple of grassroots performance to this day.

Key Features

• In 2014, Mustang marks 50 years of winning, and has driven its way into racing history.
• Grassroots performance began with Ford and has become a part of American culture.
• Over the years, racing has become big business for teams, sponsors, and manufacturers around the world.
• However, "grassroots" motorsports remain at the core of Ford's DNA.
• The Ford Mustang immediately became part of this culture when it was introduced in 1964-and remains a staple of grassroots performance to this day.
• The Model A is the most modified car in history, and enthusiasts the world over continue to embrace Ford, Mercury, and Lincoln cars and trucks from the 1930s right on through to today.