NEW ZEALAND-This will happen if the New Zealand people argue about which car, between Holden and Ford Mustang, the most powerful in their country. The result is "mulatto". Ford Mustang front face 1969, while three-quarters of the way to the back of the Holden Kingswood 1970. Interestingly, the car was eventually made to donate to a foundation for people with depression.
It all started from the idea of The Rock FM radio announcer, Robert Taylor and Jono Pryor, to bring the listener as well as Holden and Ford Mustang enthusiasts. Where a strong debate about it led to the idea to combine the Ford Mustang and Holden to become "Folden."
The project begins with a command from Todd Wylie, representatives NZV8 Magazine. A 1970 Holden Kingswood trimmed on the front, and a snout-owned 1969 Ford Mustang and taped together smoothly. Robert and Jono said that Folden development takes approximately 3 months with 800 hours working period. It costs approximately 85,000 New Zealand dollars
Cost includes embedding Chip Foose wheels sizes 20 inches and a gray metallic paint accented with an orange racing lines. Not to forget, special fittings in the cabin of interor completely custom made, and high-end audio systems.
One again, the logo combines Folden made in the Holden lion logo and the horse ran in the Mustang. The result is a logo of a lion-horse running in red.
Large sedan later Ford V8 engine fitted with size of 302 cubic inches are then auctioned and sold to the highest price of 62,700 New Zealand dollars. Somewhat loss indeed if the cost. However, what does it mean if these sales funds given to the foundation eventually suffering from depression, The Mental Health Foundation, New Zealand.
