Now this is what I call a clean undercarriage, whoever owns this Dodge Challenger is a lucky person. Everything from the gas tank, to the mufflers, and the exhaust pipes down the middle are nicely polished. I can't imagine what it takes to keep an undercarriage clean like this, it's not easy job man. First you have to polish it up with sandpaper, going up in grit every few hours, then top it off with a nice buff job. Lots of time and money have gone into this amazing muscle car, very pleased with the result. This is definitely a show car! Props to whoever's Dodge Challenger this is.

I really don't talk much about the Ford GT, but I would like to make an article right now to show how much I actually love this muscle car. It's truly a unique muscle car that will go down in my book as one of my favorites. The car's curves are just so awesome, there's is not one color that looks bad on the Ford GT. Everything from red, white, and black, they all look truly amazing on the muscle car. The two stripes going down the middle also add a nice touch. And the power out of these muscle cars are just impeccable. Believe me, there's a reason why Ford has dubbed this muscle car the Ferrari killer. The 550 horsepower 5.4 liter engine is just a beast, I also liked how you could see it from the back window. Ford kind of copied off of a Ferrari, but who cares, the car is still unique in its own right. It's just too bad Ford stopped making these cars, I absolutely loved them!

Hurst and Ford have been working for years, it's no surprise that one of Hurt's Mustangs will be a pace car at this year's Ford Racing Mustang Challenge race at Virginia International Raceway on April 25, 2010. After the race the muscle car will go up for sale at the SEMA Show in Las Vegas. All the proceeds will benefit Austin Hatcher Foundation for Pediatric Cancer. Only one of these Hurst convertible Mustang pace cars will be made.