Saleen Championship Anniversary Mustangs Reveal in Seattle

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Saleen Championship Anniversary Mustangs Reveal in Seattle

CORONA, CA–(Marketwired – July 6, 2017) – Saleen Automotive, Inc. will reveal their 30-Year Championship Commemorative Edition Saleen Mustangs, both street and race versions, at the largest gathering of Mustangs in the Northwest—the Mustangs Northwest Roundup 2017. Activities begin at 7 PM on Wednesday, July 12, at Bill Pierre Ford, a long-standing Saleen dealer, in Seattle, Washington. On hand will be Saleen CEO Steve Saleen and his Team, representatives of General Tire, and Championship drivers George Follmer, Rick Titus, Desiré Wilson, Lisa Caceres, and more.

"I am proud and excited to be formally debuting our Championship Commemorative Edition Saleen Mustangs at Bill Pierre Ford dealership, a great Saleen supporter throughout the years," exclaimed Steve Saleen. "Saleen Automotive, Inc., has always been warmly welcomed by the members of Mustangs Northwest at their annual Roundup. So, it is only natural for us to participant in their 2017 Event. It will be an outstanding weekend. Come on out and meet the Championship Team and get an up-close look at our newest Saleen Mustangs."

Additional plans surrounding the Roundup, includes a track event on Thursday, July 13, at Pacific Raceway in nearby Kent, Washington. Saleen drivers will be on hand with the new Championship Edition Saleen Mustangs giving press rides. A Friday Night Meet and Greet is scheduled at the Red Lion Hotel in Bellevue.

"We are extremely proud to introduce our new ultra-high-performance G-MAX RS tire with Saleen at this event. We have been anticipating this tire for several years, and this new Saleen Mustang is a perfect match for the G-MAX RS," stated Travis Roffler, director of marketing for General Tire.

The Roundup car-show portion of the event continues on Saturday and Sunday, July 15-16, 2017, at Bellevue College, in Bellevue, Washington. The Championship Edition Saleen Mustangs will be on display at the show. Additionally, there will be an autograph session at the Saleen Display.

This event is open to all Mustang enthusiasts; there will be food, goody bags, and autograph signings.

Additional information at www.saleen.com

About Saleen Automotive, Inc.
Saleen is an American specialty manufacturer of high-performance vehicles, technical performance parts, lifestyle accessories, and apparel. Founder Steve Saleen has continually set the bar for automotive design and performance engineering in both street and racing applications. Saleen plans to utilize its existing strategic partnerships and dealer network to refine its design and engineering prowess, continue development of emerging automotive technologies, and expand its presence nationwide with a combination of automotive retail services, aftermarket parts and new vehicle sales to build significant long-term value. Learn more at www.saleen.com.

CONTACT INFORMATION
Media contact:
pr@saleen.com
Saleen Automotive, Inc.
2735 Wardlow Road
Corona, CA 92882
714.400.2121

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Published on Jul 12, 2017
Saleen Automotive unveils Championship Commemorative Edition Saleen Mustangs at Bill Pierre Ford dealership during Mustangs Northwest annual Roundup.

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[Specracer]

Cool looking! What are the details so is there a planned race campaign, imsa? Or world challenge? What do the letters in the serialization stand for? The 2 cars how do they differ (one street, one off road?). Sorry if the questions are answered in the video, but it's an hour long. Not much info in the release posted above.

[Dave]

Originally Posted by Specracer

Cool looking! What are the details so is there a planned race campaign, imsa? Or world challenge? What do the letters in the serialization stand for? The 2 cars how do they differ (one street, one off road?). Sorry if the questions are answered in the video, but it's an hour long. Not much info in the release posted above.

I believe the "P" is for prototype or pilot or preproduction. The "T" for track version, maybe. My guess.

One is a track version. The other is a street version. Both cost the same price. Word is 30 street units. Five track versions. Track version has larger brakes, race seats, roll bar, rear seat delete, suspension differences, fluid coolers, large rear wing and a different tune.

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[Ericc B]

Originally Posted by Dave

Both cost the same price.

Originally Posted by Dave

Track version has larger brakes, race seats, roll bar, rear seat delete, suspension differences, fluid coolers, large rear wing and a different tune.

Somehow that sounds contradictory.

[Specracer]

Thanks Dave!

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From our friends at General Tire.



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From our friends at Saleen Automotive.

Steve Saleen tearing it up on the track!

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From our friends at Saleen Automotive.

Championship 30th Anniversary Track Edition!

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From our friend at Saleen Automotive, General Tire and Rick Titus.

How about Steve Saleen putting laps on the all-new Saleen 30th Anniversary Mustang (track edition) today at Pacific Raceways. Our new G-MAX RS provided plenty of grip!!

[Specracer]

I assume the track version has a VIN, is it still street legal? Looks like it still has most if not all of its interior (open trunk pic shows it hasn't been stripped)

[Dave]

Originally Posted by Specracer

I assume the track version has a VIN, is it still street legal? Looks like it still has most if not all of its interior (open trunk pic shows it hasn't been stripped)

Street model with track car attributes. Like a GT3 RS. VIN, airbags, interior trim, etc. Like a club racer that is legal for street use.

[39Mustang]

I was interested in buying one but the front-end is horrible looks nothing like a Mustang. It looks like a Camaro nose and why I didn't purchase a Black Label either. If this car had the nose like the Yellow Label it would be far better looking

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From our friend Jarred Williams.

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