You may remember my post about Richard’s 815hp Shelby Super Snake Eleanor. Most have seen it. After all it’s been the most popular story on the site this year! Well while building his master piece Richard kept a very in-depth and detailed log of all the process he went through in the build right down to part numbers and where to buy the parts.

Well last night I was flicking channels and noticed that The Fast & The Furious: Tokyo Drift was on. It’s no masterpiece but I don’t mind watching it for the 1967 Ford Mustang running a Nissan RB26 twin turbo engine. This got me trawling the net for more of this stuff (although I’m not the biggest fan of doing this to a Mustang) and came across this 1967 twin turbo Mustang by Art Morrison.

Richard’s build has been one that myself and a lot of other ‘Eleanor’ enthusiasts and builders have looked up to. If one was to build an Eleanor Super Snake clone with no regard for cost than this would be it!

Richard has gone about building the ultimate tribute to the one and only Super Snake that Carroll Shelby built, which I featured a few weeks back.

The car is fortunate enough to have the last Shelby Aluminum 427FE engine