I am not a car person, and I don't usually photograph cars
unless they are rusty and old. When I shop for a car, and the
salesman wants to lift the hood for me, I tell not to bother. I
assume there's something greasy under there that makes it
go, and they wouldn't sell me a car without that thing.

This Mustang grabbed my attention. With the first car that
I owned, I could stand inside the engine compartment between
the fender and the motor and work on it. This thing is jam-
packed with stuff, and I don't know what any of it is.

Originally Posted by TonyCooper I am not a car person, and I don't usually photograph cars unless they are rusty and old. When I shop for a car, and the salesman wants to lift the hood for me, I tell not to bother. I assume there's something greasy under there that makes it go, and they wouldn't sell me a car without that thing. This Mustang grabbed my attention. With the first car that I owned, I could stand inside the engine compartment between the fender and the motor and work on it. This thing is jam- packed with stuff, and I don't know what any of it is.

The Mustang must have been either a Cobra, or was heavily modified. Was this at a car show? The object in the center of the engine is a blower (power adder), which can take the horse power from 250 to 500 if properly installed and setup. I see alot of custom stuff has been installed, which makes me think they might race this one.

BTW...Nicely done Tony!

GaryB

Originally Posted by BroPhoto The Mustang must have been either a Cobra, or was heavily modified. Was this at a car show? The object in the center of the engine is a blower (power adder), which can take the horse power from 250 to 500 if properly installed and setup. I see alot of custom stuff has been installed, which makes me think they might race this one. BTW...Nicely done Tony! GaryB

Yeah, a car at a very small car show...six or so cars in a mall parking
lot. Just happened to see this walking by.

Its a pleasure to an American engine looking as good as that.Yup it's supercharged, it's tight and awesome

Well captured Tony