The Ford “Old Crow” Mustang GT

Colonel Bud Anderson, a triple ace pilot during World War II, cherished his P-51 Mustang fighter plane. So much, in fact, that he named it “The Old Crow,” after the bourbon whiskey, which he also cherished. Anderson served as a member of the 363rd Fighter Squadron for two tours and 30 years in the armed forces. And now, decades later, Ford is honoring the vet with a one-off Mustang.

The project is all thanks to Ford and Roush, and packs a slew of goodies. Most notably:

• A P-51 -inspired paint job
• Roush rear fascia aerofoils
• Ford Performance front racing spoiler
• 2020 Mustang Shelby GT500 rear spoiler
• Custom heat extractor on the hood
• Blue rainbow-tinted exhaust tips
• Roush-supercharged 5.0-liter V8
• 710-horsepower
• 610 pound-feet of torque
• New air induction system and X pipe
• 20-inch lightweight Roush wheels
• 275/35R Continental ExtremeContact sport tires

As you could’ve probably guessed, the inside is inspired by a fighter jet cockpit. Oh, and we forgot to mention, the custom Mustang hits the auction block at the Experimental Aircraft Association’s 2019 AirVenture air show in Oshkosh, Wisconsin on July 25th. We’re not sure how much it’ll go for at auction, but all proceeds will be donated to the EAA’s youth and adult aviation programs.

Source and Image Source: Motor1