We will update this article as the build progresses and new shots of Joe’s ride are taken. There are many new items being done and you will find his car at some of our events. If you’d like to see his car in person just search our site for Ghost 5.0.
Two years ago, I started building my car in hopes that it would be extremely unique. Living in South Jersey means seeing cars from the tri-state area all the time. You tend to get them blended in with one another, and you get texts from your friends or family saying things like, “Hey, did I just pass you,” or “I think I saw your car.”
My idea behind my build was to be so unique that people would know it was me when they saw my car. I wanted to branch out and be different from all the other Mustang builds in my area.
I started a social media account and gained traction rather quickly. I got messages from people saying how different and unique my ride was. I got a lot of support from people and made friends that I hope to know for the rest of my life. Having a bagged car wasn’t easy—you go through the struggles of maintenance and the occasional “Do you drive it that low?” from people who don’t know about it, but it was worth it for me to stand out.
