This Ford Mustang is perfect for driving on Route 66, but also in the Grand Canyon!

This Ford Mustang is perfect for driving on Route 66, but also in the Grand Canyon!


Can you get more American than a 1964 Ford Mustang? A priori, no. Well, unless we find a way to convert it to 4×4, in which case … that’s exactly what Italian tuner Borromeodesilva had the idea to do recently. The results are confusing to say the least.

This Ford Mustang restomod takes on a two-tone orange and black paint job. At the front, we find a logo inserted into the grille, while the shield gets two new lights, placed at the bottom. The entire upper part of the passenger compartment is completely stripped, the frame is faced so that the outside and inside are separated only by metal rods. The fabric hood can be folded down if necessary.

The main new feature on this Mustang is its increased ground clearance and its impressive set of all-terrain tires. The interior sports a neo-retro card, with a stripped-down dashboard that reveals a few buttons to push. We also find an Alcantara steering wheel, with the inscription of the name of this creation: STL-1.

Borromeodesilva used a 5.0 Road Runner V8, producing 335 horses and 515 Nm of torque. Everything is included with a special exhaust, enough to sing loud and clear with a red belt set at 7,400 rpm! The producer has already warned that there will be only a limited number of copies produced, without mentioning the price.