Demon 340

Based on the front page article (read it here), do you think that there would be any market for an aftermarket reproduction of the Mach 3?

MustangFanatic44

i feel like an idiot i didnt know there was an sn95 mach 3 concept. I was only 5 though
imo i think they should of produced that instead of the original sn95.
I think it looks sexy.

speedstang06

I never knew the original was destroyed in a wreck... that sucks.

I think there could be a small market for it, but probably not a very large one since its just a reproduction.

steve0914

i think that thing is gorgeous.... too bad it will probably never happen

JasperGT

Looks like a Hyundai Tiburon to me (and that is not a good thing). I do not like, but the power is nice!

4reboy

to me it looks like a mazda miata with a couple mustang influences, I don't really like it. But of course the power is nice and I'm sure it handles really well.

EaZy DuZ iT

DAMN WHAT A TRIP!! When i was around like 5-6 old. My dads friend bought me two car models. You know, the ones that are screwed onto those rectangle black things. They look relaistic. Ya basically he bought me a Ferrari F-150 or osmething, and THAT EXACT CAR. It said MUSTANG MACH something as well. Dam, what a trip.

volcomchester18

looks interesting. No like it.

4reboy

probably a Ferrari F40, around the same era

ferrari doesn't make pick-ups

05gtdriver

I think he means the Ferrari F50, which was the linear successor to the F40.
Never was a fan of the concept Mach III, looked too much like a '49-'51 Ford coupe with the top removed in my eyes. If it was a homage to the '49-'51 Ford, then I'd like it a lot, but it looks nothing like a Mustang would(or should) IMO. It'll never sell in the volumes necessary to make it worthwhile IMHO, the builder of the replica should sell it as a kit car(like the various Cobra kits) and let the buyer run wild with their interpretation. My two cents...