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Muscle Mustang & Fast Fords Magazines - Ultimate Mustang Shootout
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DescriptionThe Wildest Mustang road test ever from the crazed staff of MM&FF, your 5.0 and 4.6 Power Source. Thrill to 55 minutes of tire-shredding, power-sliding fun as our editors compare the 2004 SVT Cobra to the hot new310-horsepower Mach 1 and the 260-horsepower Anniversary GT... |
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Buzz Bee Toys Hunter Bolt Action Rifle with Secret Storage
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DescriptionThis bolt action rifle can put you right back on the side of the allies in World War II! Pull the bolt back, load up a soft, safe, foam dart, push the bolt in, slam it down, and then blast it over 30 feet! Store four extra darts in the blaster's stock! |
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InStep Street Rod Pedal Car
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DescriptionThe InSTEP(r) Flaming 50's pedal car offers a fun ride that's easy to operate and steer. The solid steel construction displays authentic detailing and is set-up with functional steering and rubber tires with chrome hub caps... |
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Revell 1:24 ?92 Mustang GT Convertible
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DescriptionAll parts included to build stock, custom or lowrider version, Dayton style lowrider wheels and suspension, In-line six cylinder engine with three carburetors, Waterslide decal sheet for emblems, instruments, seat patterns, low rider graphics and license platesFeatures include: •All parts included to build stock or lowrider version•Custom lowrider wheels and tires•5 liter V8 engine•Waterslide decal sheet for emblems, instruments, low rider graphics and license plates•Illustrated assembly instructions |
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#805 "Bones 2" Bicycle Trunk Rack (2 Bike)
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DescriptionThe Saris Bones 2 Trunk Bicycle Rack can transport all types of bikes; Use it for super-easy loading and transport! |
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MAG COLT MUSTANG/DS6090 380 BLUE 6RD
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DescriptionColt's Manufacturing Mag 380ACP 6Rd Blue Mustang/DS6090 55667B Please note: Our warehouse will be closed on 11/24, 11/25, 12/26 for the holidays. The shipping cut off is UPS's cut off of 12/15 to try and have the products delivered by Christmas... |
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Pioneer CDX-P1280 12 Disc Multi Cd Player (Car Audio)
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DescriptionThe Pioneer CDX-P1280 12-Disc IP-Bus Multi-CD Player takes your music to the next level with the this 12-disc CD changer. It plays CD Audio, CD-R, and CD-RW discs, and has an 8x oversampling filter and a 1-bit D/A converter for clean, powerful music... |
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Sony CDX757MX MP3 10-DISC CD Changer
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DescriptionThe Sony CDX-757MX is a 10-Disc CD Changer and Player designed for remote installation in a car that has a CD Changer controller as an accessory or as part of their CD Receiver. Apart from playing store-bought CDs, it can also play CDR and CDRW that you recorded at home... |
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Teach Yourself VISUALLY Jewelry Making and Beading (Teach Yourself VISUALLY Consumer)
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Descriptionwiley publishing jewelry making beading. each skill or technique is defined and described. features detailed color photos that demonstrate each step and helpful tips that provide additional guidance. you will learn to craft designs that are chic but inexpensive... |
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Shelby Cobra Fifty Years
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DescriptionIn the early 1960s Carroll Shelby, a Texas chicken farmer turned champion race driver, had the audacity to think he could start his own car... |
Affluent Page Unveils: Barely Legal
When you absolutely, positively have to own a car that none of your friends will have in their garages, this Swiss-built supercar is sure to make your day. Manufactured in Wetzikon, Switzerland, a small town about a half hour southeast of Zurich, and the brainchild of Wysstec founder and engineer, Rolf Wyss, the Leblanc Mirabeau (named for Honoré Mirabeau, a famous orator and statesman during the French Revolution) is a shining example of the company's fabrication talents.
Not unlike in design to the Audi LMP900 sports racer that dominated the track in the early 2000s, complete with massive rear wing and side air intakes large enough to suck in large pets, and constructed primarily of carbon fiber, the car's amazing power-to-weight ratio makes it one of the fastest in the world. A two-seater (while LMP cars have one seat, there's room for two) with no top, it's definitely a fair-weather car. However, pull up to a charity event in this and all eyes will be on you and your date; just be aware of short skirts when entering and leaving the car.
Perhaps more important than its distinctive styling, though, is the Mirabeau's performance. Essentially a street-friendly Le Mans Prototype racer clone, its spec sheet describes a car that will run competitively with the fastest automobiles from Italy, France and the United States. Its monster engine, sourced from supercar maker Koenigsegg, ensures that it will lead the pack both on the street and the track. The car's powerplant, originally derived from the Ford Mustang's modular V8, was heavily reworked by Koenigsegg to ensure that it is among the fastest in the world. Equipped similarly to a racecar with a DOHC motor, dry sump lubrication and an oil cooler, the engine contains a Lysholm Screw supercharger that creates plenty of boost pressure at low RPMs relative to other systems. This package ends up cranking out more than 700 horsepower and an impressive 627 pound-feet.
Its light weight (under 1,800 pounds) and prodigious power are estimated to help the car hit 60 mph in less than 3 seconds (based on factory performance claims for its closed-top counterpart, the Caroline), and propel it to a top speed of about 230 mph. The rear mid-engine drives the rear wheels through a six-speed sequential manual gearbox, with a semi-automatic available as an option.
According to factory sources, the Mirabeau is engineered to meet all FIA (Federation Internationale de L'Automobile) requirements to compete in the 24 Hours of Le Mans, though the company hasn't sponsored a competition vehicle at the race as of 2010. Still, the intent to build a road-going vehicle that can be slightly modified to run one of the most renowned and grueling races in the world is an impressive feat.
Like most hand-manufactured specialty products, the Mirabeau can be optioned to meet the individual taste of its buyer. Pricing is likely to be in the $500K to $750K range, well in line with its staggering performance numbers, and its artisan manufacturing process means that the odds of finding this car in multiple garages in neighborhoods across America are quite slim. If the exclusivity of this vehicle is not enough to arouse your interest, the novelty of theoretically being able to bring it to Le Mans for competition in the race should seal the deal.
Leblanc Cars, +41.44.972.13.54,
Leblanc Mirabeau
Manufactured Switzerland
List Price Approx. $500,000-750,000
Available NOW
Engine 4.7-Liter DOHC Supercharged V8
(Koenigsegg sourced)
Horsepower 700+
Torque 627 lb-ft
Layout Mid-engine
Transmission 6-speed sequential manual gearbox with clutch
Drivetrain Rear-wheel Drive
Length 179.1 in.
Width 78.7 in.
Curb Weight 1,790 lbs.
Top Speed 230 mph (manufacturer est.)
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