This 1,000-HP 1965 Ford Mustang Will Melt Your Face Off

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Timeless Kustoms set out to build the most extreme track ready Mustang that has ever hit the SEMA show floor.

Today, the Vicious Mustang made its worldwide debut in the MagnaFlow booth at this year’s SEMA Show in Las Vegas, standing out in a crowd of amazing vehicle builds at the largest trade show in the world in its 50th year.

Commissioned by owner Chris Marechal, Vicious had humble beginnings as a 1965 Mustang Coupe, but Timeless’ Jason Pecikonis and crew wasted no time taking off the original roof and grafting a fastback from the sheet metal masters at Dynacorn and then placed it on a custom Art Morrison chassis with Corvette based suspension, utilizing Ridetech Triple Adjustable coilovers.

This wide-body Mustang features a twin-charged Ford Performance 5.1L Aluminator engine built by Modular Motorsports generating over 1,000 horsepower thanks to a Magnuson MP2300 TVS Supercharger and twin-turbochargers from Precision Turbo.


Jason Pecikonis calls “Vicious” “The ultimate road race Mustang with a street car environment. It’ll be nine-tenths race car with one-tenth street car and is an exercise in performance first, before the visual.” Timeless pushed the envelope as far as what the car was going to look like in the end, putting function over form nearly everywhere.

On a car this fast, serious brakes are a must, so Timeless turned to the folks at Brembo who spec’d massive 15.5-inch carbon ceramic rotors 6-piston calipers in front and 4-piston in the rear.

Vicious rolls on 19” centerlock forged GT3C wheels from Forgeline, wrapped in Kumho V720 tires, the same used on the 2016 Viper ACR, measuring 305/30ZR19 in the front and 355/30ZR19 in the rear.

Safety measures are a must with a track car, so Vicious utilizes a DJ Safety Fire Suppression System in case of emergency and Sparco seats with DJ Safety harnesses.

Standard-Z Uploaded by Standard-Z on Nov 29, 2016. This 1,000-HP 1965 Ford Mustang Will Melt Your Face Off - Desktop Nexus Cars Download free wallpapers and background images: This 1,000-HP 1965 Ford Mustang Will Melt Your Face Off. Desktop Nexus Cars background ID 2197391. Timeless Kustoms set out to build the most extreme track ready Mustang that has ever hit the SEMA show floor.

Today, the Vicious Mustang made its worldwide debut in the MagnaFlow booth at this year’s SEMA Show in Las Vegas, standing out in a crowd of amazing vehicle builds at the largest trade show in the world in its 50th year.

Commissioned by owner Chris Marechal, Vicious had humble beginnings as a 1965 Mustang Coupe, but Timeless’ Jason Pecikonis and crew wasted no time taking off the original roof and grafting a fastback from the sheet metal masters at Dynacorn and then placed it on a custom Art Morrison chassis with Corvette based suspension, utilizing Ridetech Triple Adjustable coilovers.

This wide-body Mustang features a twin-charged Ford Performance 5.1L Aluminator engine built by Modular Motorsports generating over 1,000 horsepower thanks to a Magnuson MP2300 TVS Supercharger and twin-turbochargers from Precision Turbo.


Jason Pecikonis calls “Vicious” “The ultimate road race Mustang with a street car environment. It’ll be nine-tenths race car with one-tenth street car and is an exercise in performance first, before the visual.” Timeless pushed the envelope as far as what the car was going to look like in the end, putting function over form nearly everywhere.

On a car this fast, serious brakes are a must, so Timeless turned to the folks at Brembo who spec’d massive 15.5-inch carbon ceramic rotors 6-piston calipers in front and 4-piston in the rear.

Vicious rolls on 19” centerlock forged GT3C wheels from Forgeline, wrapped in Kumho V720 tires, the same used on the 2016 Viper ACR, measuring 305/30ZR19 in the front and 355/30ZR19 in the rear.

Safety measures are a must with a track car, so Vicious utilizes a DJ Safety Fire Suppression System in case of emergency and Sparco seats with DJ Safety harnesses.
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