Ford Mustang (3rd Gen) GT HO Group A 1986

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The Greens Tuf Mustang campaigned by Dick Johnson in the 85/86 Touring Car seasons.

350bhp 4.9-litre (302 cu in) V8
5-speed Getrag gearbox
1325kg

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Mustang run @ 8:03
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_Mustang_(third_generation)
 
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OP has been updated with a video from YouTube showing the Mustang's run in the 1986 Hardies Heroes Top 10 shootout at Bathurst.
I've also included a link to the Wikipedia article on the third generation (Fox body) Mustang

Enjoy :)
 
Australia is woefully under represented in racing games...problem is most of them are not current. If they went from about the year 2000 and back 50+ years that's where all the gems are. Also we have a lot of cool tracks (with Bathurst being the pinnacle for me so that's great its already in GT) that should be considered.
 
Australia is woefully under represented in racing games...problem is most of them are not current. If they went from about the year 2000 and back 50+ years that's where all the gems are. Also we have a lot of cool tracks (with Bathurst being the pinnacle for me so that's great its already in GT) that should be considered.
We're under represented everywhere. Problem is we only have 21 million population and a lot of our cars are purely domestic. A Holden might have a lot of appeal to us Aussies or our Kiwi cousins over the pond but most of the world wouldn't have a clue what they are. Thanks to games being developed in Japan, they're always going to look in their own backyard first, hence over 50 Skylines & endless MX-5s.
We can only live in hope my friend.
 
This car should be in every game.
Well taking into account that it wasn't raced in a lot of championships around the world in Group A form, unfortunately I wouldn't hold my breathe.
You may, or may not, be aware this car has been raced in the Heritage Touring Cars here in Australia for around the last 10 years. The driver was a gifted steerer by the name of Bill Pye. Bill was tragically killed a few days ago as the result of a plane crash. When he wasn't wearing his racing gear and strapped into the Mustang, he was a farmer & also raced a Camaro in the Touring Car Masters.
A great loss to the Motorsport community.

Bill Pye RIP
 
Well taking into account that it wasn't raced in a lot of championships around the world in Group A form, unfortunately I wouldn't hold my breathe.
You may, or may not, be aware this car has been raced in the Heritage Touring Cars here in Australia for around the last 10 years. The driver was a gifted steerer by the name of Bill Pye. Bill was tragically killed a few days ago as the result of a plane crash. When he wasn't wearing his racing gear and strapped into the Mustang, he was a farmer & also raced a Camaro in the Touring Car Masters.
A great loss to the Motorsport community.

Bill Pye RIP

I knew the car for sure. I've been to the Muscle Car Masters on Father's Day weekend. 👍 The car was originally a Zakspeed Mustang that Johnson bought it off them.

No doubt RIP Bill Pye.
 
Enjoy this video of a 48-215 being driven by Peter Brock in the 2006 St.Marys Trophy Race at Goodwood.

 
Enjoy this video of a 48-215 being driven by Peter Brock in the 2006 St.Marys Trophy Race at Goodwood.



...The YT link's broken, dude.
 
...The YT link's broken, dude.
Oh damn! Thanks for letting me know. Don't know why? I entered exactly as it said to.
 
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