Altering A '65 Mustang Frame Into A Vintage Road Racer - MuscleCar S2, E5

Lou starts on the mustang "Outlaw Racer" project. Different sanctioning bodies and race classes are discussed. The mustang is stripped down and Lou begins fabrication on the frame. Flashback segment covers the Trans-Am inspired AAR Cuda!

[@genemounce8302]

HOLY shit, talk about a step back in Sunday morning Powernation time ! ! We all still miss ya Mike . . \m/

[@Pendaws]

Love watching you work fellas. Nice V8 :)

[@AutoYoung]

Damn shame thus project was never finished after so much work was done. Was one of my favorite projects...

[@keithpeterson30]

Imagine scrolling through muscle car videos and spotting your neighboring fire department being repped by a host! Thanks for repping that shirt with pride! And thanks for the shows you guys put out! Giving a broke *** fireman some inspiration!

[@PANTYEATR1]

I've been wondering about this car for years...did Lou ever finish it?😕

[@swooshdave]

Anyone know what intake they used?

[@KontoVonMir]

A hydraulic roller for a race engine? What the heck? 400+cui should be good for at least 600HP with well developed heads and the right cam.

[@cicerorodriguesdemorais8425]

Muito legal

[@willemkerzberg6068]

Where are those 111k subs, I bet all of them are ghosts

[@AutoYoung]

10:46
Now Lou knew better. He knew damn well it was the Challenger T/A...

[@jonathanmurray1863]

Jg vee rrty

[@LetsGoBrandon-FJB]

in before jesse the ❄️ starts crying about Lou yelling.

[@jameskujawski6651]

I don't agree w/the Challenger/AAR Cuda: too ugly, too high off the ground, it competed but didn't win. Like a chick w/a big butt. I also don't agree w/a Windsor as opposed to a Cleaveland. Why are the gussets thicker than the engine plate, then cut it into a piece of spaghetti?

[@theayatollahofrockandrollah]

stop screaming