StangCast Episode 2 From TheMustangSource.com

Part of HighGear M E D I A

Is the Mercedes C-Class Really Worth the Cost of...

Matt Rigney June 19th, 2007

By Matt Rigney Author June 19th, 2007

Articles Contributed: 1341
Comments Posted: 0
Leaderboard Rank: N/A

456 Views
No Comments

December 31st, 1969 Over at TheMustangSource.com you can catch the second StangCast episode from Brad Barnett about the Bullitt. You might remember in the first episode Brad did a roundtable discussion with Dave Kunz, Dave Severin, and Brad Bowling about the 1968 movie Bullitt and the car Steve McQueen drove in the film. This episode is the second part to the first one that includes an interview with 2001 Bullitt Mustang program manager and president of Mustang Racing Technology (MRT) Scott Hoag. Also in the episode, Dean Martin, driver of the #59 Grabber Orange Roush Mustang gives an update on Grand-Am racing. Keeping with the Bullitt theme, Brad said he was going to feature a club for each StangCast and this time it's the International Bullitt Mustang Owners Club or IMBOC as they are more commonly known. A link to the podcast is below. Link to podcast: mp3 file

stangcast.jpg

Enlarge Photo

Over at TheMustangSource.com you can catch the second StangCast episode from Brad Barnett about the Bullitt. You might remember in the first episode Brad did a roundtable discussion with Dave Kunz, Dave Severin, and Brad Bowling about the 1968 movie Bullitt and the car Steve McQueen drove in the film.

This episode is the second part to the first one that includes an interview with 2001 Bullitt Mustang program manager and president of Mustang Racing Technology (MRT) Scott Hoag. Also in the episode, Dean Martin, driver of the #59 Grabber Orange Roush Mustang gives an update on Grand-Am racing. Keeping with the Bullitt theme, Brad said he was going to feature a club for each StangCast and this time it's the International Bullitt Mustang Owners Club or IMBOC as they are more commonly known. A link to the podcast is below.

Link to podcast: mp3 file

Tags:

Posted in: 2005, Ford, Pontiac, News, Mustang, Grand Am