SEMA: Agent 47’s ‘69 Harbinger

Posted by Richard Robello on November 2, 2009

Two years ago Agent 47 debuted the Hunter, a street legal, race ready s197 Mustang; this year Agent 47 is back but instead of going with the new 2010 Mustang they decided to return with something a little more old school. Introducing the Harbinger, a fully race equipped ‘69 Mustang rolling chassis. The goal with this stang was a 50-50 weight distribution so that it may be competitive with the newer models on the track. To do this Agent 47 started with a Dynacorn body in white and went to work lightening it up with high temp urethane replacement parts like their custom dash, door panels and headlamps. The entire interior has also been moved back a full 6 inches to help shift the weight distribution.

As you can see in the above photo the lower chin spoiler has inlets for brake cooling and the fog lamp locations in the grill have been modified into functional ram air intakes. To further aid in cooling the hood has massive heat extracting vents. Agent 47 is known for their success with suspension upgrades and the Harbinger is no exception. This stang comes with A47’s newest double a-arm front suspension with fully adjustable shocks as well as their newly designed rear suspension, of which I was sworn to secrecy for at least a day until they can show it off for the first time at SEMA tomorrow. To round out the race upgrades, the Harbinger comes with a 12 point roll cage, front and rear weight jacks, a AP Racing brake kit, fuel cell, and custom Forge Line 18 inch rims (available only through Agent 47) wrapped in 315/30 Hoosiers.

For a full gallery follow the link –> Harbinger Gallery (14 Pics)