Ford Mustang GT350 and GT350R Order Guides Have Been Leaked Online

We’ve been getting mighty excited by Ford lately. Not only do we have a brand new GT to ogle, the Mustang has received even more hardcore iterations, most notably the track beast GT350R. Fan site Mustang6g.com got its hands on the order forms for the two ‘Stangs, which reveal exactly what you can get on your GT350 or GT350R.

First things first, the power figures are still ‘to be determined,’ so we don’t get all the juicy details about exactly what that 5.2-litre Ti-VCT flat-plane crank V8 engine, which is standard on both cars, can muster (though we know it’ll be 500bhp+). Other parts standard on both include a Torsen differential, six-speed manual transmission and 19-inch wheels (though the R’s will be carbonfibre).

The track-focused R comes with some impressive standard kit, such as carbon-ceramic brakes up front, 10mm wider tyres, a unique chin splitter, aluminium rear bumper beam, and ‘unique chassis tuning.’ There’s also MagneRide, uprated front springs, selectable drive modes, and coolers for the engine, transmission and differential, which are also available as part of the Track Package option for the GT350.

To prove just how track-focused the GT350R is, anything that could contribute to slower lap times has been thrown in the bin. That means that, as standard, the R has an empty dashboard. If you like your creature comforts, a stereo, sat-nav touch screen and dual-zone climate control are all optional extras.

Sadly, the list also confirms what we already knew: that gorgeous ‘Liquid Blue’ paint that has adorned the Detroit motor show reveal cars will not be available to customers.

Check out the full leaked information below. For reference, 900A refers to the GT350, while 920A refers to GT350R.