Class, Style and Perfection
The Cassar family has been building vehicles for over a century and this is their Ford Mustang GT. This is not 2021 SEMA-ready at the moment per se but these are the 'before' pictures of the Ford Mustang GT. Project Freedom is what they're calling it, and it's the return and rebirth of a family's love, passion, drive, and innovation for all things American muscle and automotive.
Cassar Performance & Design has partnered with Monaco Auto Design from West Palm Beach, Florida to create a custom one-off body kit for the Mustang. Project Freedome also features Velgen SL Forged Series Wheels. Take a look at the custom one-off interior; they've worked and designed with Monaco Auto Design to develop, design and create the cockpit for Project Freedom.
Some additional partners included in Project Freedom are:
- Fortune Auto
- Ceramic Pro
- Elite Designs
- Velgen Wheels
- Vengeance Clutch
- Speed Dog Shift Knobs
- CM Components
- Rev Auto Supply
- Royal Purple
- Mishimoto
- Street Car Performance
PASMAG Editor, Adam Gordon, likes the Project Freedom Ford Mustang GT, and had this to say, "I'm not particularly a big Mustang guy, but I like what they're doing with it. It looks really good."
We're looking forward to its completion for the 2022 SEMA Show!
For more information about Cassar Performance & Design and Project Freedom, visit their Instagram page at @cassarperformance.
(As seen in PASMAG Tuning 365 Season 2 Episode 23 on REV TV Canada)
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