Ford has once again reached out to resto-mod tuner shop Mobsteel to build a display car for the SEMA Show that kicks off next week. Specializing in rebuilding 1960s Lincoln Continentals, Ford noticed two of these cars at SEMA a few years back and had the Mobsteel crew build a custom Ford Flex for last year's show. That car also won two awards at the show.
This year, Ford is (apparently) putting the focus on the high-powered Taurus and we can only hope Mobsteel's SHO is as serious as the Lincolns they build.
The car will feature a modified body with a new front and rear end, as well as new side skirts. In addition, all the vehicle's chrome has been removed and replaced with more subtle brushed aluminum. Shop owner Adam Genei says he liked the look of the new Taurus and that its design doesn't require as much modification as the Flex did. Genei also said that once the vehicle is completed it will still have a, “certain level of sophistication,” which is rare for the often overdone SEMA show cars.
Along with the shop's custom work, Mobsteel is working with several other companies (including Pirelli, MagnaFlow and Super Chips) to build the SHO.
We'll be sure to bring you coverage of the car, as well as the other SEMA SHOw cars starting November 3rd.
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