Take a look at this, Justin Swanstrom building New Screw Blown 1967 Mustang for No Prep Kings Season 7!
Street Outlaws fans, get ready for an adrenaline-fueled season as Justin Swanstrom, a prominent figure in the high-stakes world of street racing, is gearing up with a jaw-dropping addition to his lineup for No Prep Kings Season 7. In a recent episode of Street Outlaws Prep Talk, the racing enthusiast spilled the beans on his latest project – a brand-new, screw-blown 1967 Mustang that is set to turn heads and dominate the competition.
Scheduled to make its debut alongside Swanstrom’s almost-complete 1969 Camaro at the upcoming P show in December, the Mustang has generated quite a buzz among fans. What makes this project even more intriguing is that it wasn’t initially in the plans. Justin had initially considered another 1969 Camaro as a backup, but he left the decision up to the fans, who overwhelmingly voted for the 1967 Mustang. A bold move that adds an extra layer of excitement to an already highly anticipated season.
The 1967 Mustang is being meticulously crafted by the skilled hands at Wizford Race Cars, the same team behind Justin’s 1969 Camaro. With the chassis and the potent screw-blown Nunan power plant identical to its Camaro counterpart, the Mustang promises not only stunning aesthetics but also a powerhouse performance on the track. This decision to diversify the lineup is a testament to Justin’s commitment to keeping things fresh and dynamic for both himself and the dedicated Street Outlaws fan base.
What sets this Mustang apart is its rarity. In a world dominated by Camaros and other muscle cars, the 1967 Mustang stands out as a unique and captivating choice. With only a few 1967 Mustangs in the No Prep Kings circuit, Justin’s decision to embrace this model demonstrates his willingness to push boundaries and try something different. The anticipation is palpable as fans eagerly await the mid-next year release, just in time for the midseason of No Prep Kings Season 7.
In addition to the Mustang and the almost-ready Camaro, Justin dropped more exciting news for fans. Alongside his own rides, he revealed that Todd Fons has acquired the side piece Lexus from him, adding yet another powerhouse to the lineup. With a total of four cars, including the Mustang, Camaro, Todd’s Lexus, and the intriguingly named “Pup,” Street Outlaws Season 7 promises an array of high-octane races and intense competition.
Beyond the track, Justin Swanstrom is also setting his sights on conquering the streets. Having successfully run the Mustang on small tires during the MHE’s race and even taking it to Australia last year, fans might soon witness Justin tearing up the pavement on the streets. However, the fate of the street shows in Street Outlaws remains uncertain as of now, adding an element of suspense to the mix.
As the season opener approaches in February, the Street Outlaws community eagerly awaits the unveiling of these high-performance machines. Justin Swanstrom’s bold choices and commitment to pushing the limits ensure that No Prep Kings Season 7 will be nothing short of spectacular. Get ready for a season filled with roaring engines, intense rivalries, and, of course, the thrilling sight of a screw-blown 1967 Mustang tearing down the track.
