One major exception is "Sudden Death," a big-block-Ford-powered, 1975 Mustang II sleeper that was built by none other than Jack Roush—a guy who knows a thing or two about hopped-up Mustang IIs ...

"I never saw a Mustang I didn't like," Jack Roush tells us as we ... Nationwide Mustangs being developed by Roush Fenway Racing, but also World War II-era P-51 Mustang fighter planes.

Jack Roush, the company's founder and ... the skies over Europe in the latter stages of World War II. Roush developed the P-51 Mustang in a limited run -– only 51 were ever built.

Jack Roush's work for ... unveils the Roush Stage III Ford Mustang. Roush has quietly been selling Stage I (appearance package with side exhaust) and Stage II (modified suspension) Mustangs ...

"Dad is an avid P-51 pilot, which is a P-51 Mustang, an airplane in World War II. Dad built this to honor Bud.” "Dad" is Jack Roush, McClenaghan's father-in-law. This collection is aptly named ...

For Mustang II owners who wanted to build their own Monroe ... Creative Car Kraft's Dave Kent created the body kit out of steel while Jack Roush built a 363ci small-block that produced 400 hp.

Jack Roush suffering non-life threatening injuries ... One of those aircraft is a vintage World-War II era P-51 Mustang, according to the Associated Press. "He's a very experienced pilot ...

The Jack Roush Edition Mustang has been designed to commemorate Roush's accomplishments in racing and tuning and the aftermarket, and Roush's induction into the NASCAR Hall of Fame this year.

The name Roush has been synonymous with Ford performance and aftermarket package cars for decades, and you may be familiar with the Roush brand’s many specialty Mustangs over the years, but did ...