Roush Mustangs

[PeteC]

I've been over here for so long I didn't even know this company existed. Being a Mustang nut the show about Roush on Discovery Turbo last night had me glued. I know, not everyone shares my enthusiasm for American muscle cars, or Mustangs, but I grew up with them so I'm hopelessly addicted. Enjoy the website, what they do to a stock Mustang is incredible. Pete

http://www.roushperformance.com/

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EDIT: Watch some of the video: http://www.roushperformance.com/video/

[JW]

.... gotta love the American muscle cars

[T.I.G.R.]

I'm having custom flow-masters put on my Dodge Charger tomorrow for my birthday. God Bless America!

[Takiap]

.... gotta love the American muscle cars

I totally agree, and if I could afford one like the one in the photo Pete posted, I would buy it without giving it a second thought.

[Khundon1975]

American muscle cars, cheap, and fast in a straight line and over the last couple of years they have even designed in the ability to turn a corner at speed, something they have sadly lacked in the past.

Now all they have to do, is improve build quality.

Think I will stick to Jags, The new E Type supercharged V8 is just out and the wheel is on the correct side in them.

[JW]

New jag is called the f type, first talked about in the early 2000s. It was a stunning prototype but didn't happen. Top model is powered by nearly 500 horses......yummy:-)

[Dannie Boy]

I blame Steve McQueen!!

[JW]

They were putting big blocks in the cars grope long time before McQueen, v8s came in just after ww2 and stock cart racing came a bit after. Can't beat the rumble of a big v8. :-)

[usual suspect]

Look out for the early-ish model parked in that yard where they have old US stuff on ya left down the Pala-U road about 7-8km outa town.

[Dannie Boy]

They were putting big blocks in the cars grope long time before McQueen, v8s came in just after ww2 and stock cart racing came a bit after. Can't beat the rumble of a big v8. :-)

Maybe, but I remember watching Bullet as a star struck 17 year old and thinking how cool is that to do wheel spins at 50 mph, when I had a Morris Minor 948 cc that could do about the same speed flat out!!

[JW]

The first muscle car I remember was In Smokey and The Bandit in a 6.6 Pontiac Firebird, the black and gold paint job - that was my dream car for years (I think I was 5 years old when i saw it on VHS!). Years later I discovered that it had around 200bhp and wasnt very fast at all!

[Takiap]

The first muscle car I remember was In Smokey and The Bandit in a 6.6 Pontiac Firebird, the black and gold paint job - that was my dream car for years (I think I was 5 years old when i saw it on VHS!). Years later I discovered that it had around 200bhp and wasnt very fast at all!

To hell with speed What it lacked in speed, it made up for in looks.

The best car I've ever owned was my old 4.1 liter, straight 6 Chev Elcomino pickup, and the best thing of all was the fact that you could carry out all your own repairs.

[buksida]

What a machine, always wanted that Trans Am .... the General Lee is also one of my faves ...

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[Takiap]

Think I will stick to Jags, The new E Type supercharged V8 is just out and the wheel is on the correct side in them.

Yes, Indians don't only sell great tasting food do they?

[Top Croc]

Maybe a "Petrol Head" night at JW's when I return end june, be a great way to meet some of you regular posters.