The Black Mamba

American Muscle Cars Magazine - English Summary

Published in American Muscle Cars Magazine in France, this feature presented The Black Mamba - then known as 427 Naja - as a fully reengineered 1968 Mustang fastback built to an exceptional standard.

The article highlighted the transformation of the original fastback into a one-of-a-kind pro-touring show car, combining classic Mustang styling with modern engineering, fabrication, and performance.

Key features included the Art Morrison Max-G chassis, 427 FE side-oiler engine, dry sump oiling system, Wilwood braking system, Air Ride suspension, Ford 9-inch rear with triangulated 4-bar, extensive custom body modifications, and a fully detailed engine bay and interior.

The magazine emphasized the car's stance, craftsmanship, and engineering detail, recognizing it as both a high-performance machine and a show-quality build.

This publication represents one of the earliest international recognitions of The Black Mamba's design, execution, and uniqueness.