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Ford Mustang GTD Antimatter Blue Metallic GT Spirit 1:18

Ford Mustang GTD Antimatter Blue Metallic GT Spirit 1:18
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Specifications
Brand
Ford
Manufacturer
GT Spirit
Scale
1:18
Material
Resin
Model Condition
New Model
SKU
GT473
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About the Ford Mustang GTD Antimatter Blue Metallic GT Spirit 1:18

TL;DR: GT Spirit's 1:18 resin Ford Mustang GTD in Antimatter Blue Metallic reproduces Ford's Nürburgring-focused halo Mustang, developed with racing partner Multimatic and pitched as a road-legal track car. Sealed resin construction holds sharp lines on this wide-bodied, aerodynamically aggressive coupe.

Ford built the Mustang GTD as a genuine track weapon wearing license plates, developed together with longtime racing partner Multimatic and aimed squarely at Nürburgring lap times rather than showroom volume.

Resin Precision on an Aerodynamically Aggressive Body

GT Spirit casts this GTD in sealed resin, a construction method that suits a car built almost entirely around aerodynamic function: wide fender flares, prominent vents, and a substantial rear wing all demand the kind of tight, consistent surface lines resin production is known for. The Antimatter Blue Metallic finish carries genuine depth under direct light, and the body's aggressive stance, considerably wider than a standard Mustang, comes through clearly at 1:18.

Multimatic's Motorsport DNA Applied to a Road Car

Multimatic's involvement brings genuine racing engineering credibility to the GTD, the same partner responsible for Ford's GT supercar and its motorsport programs, and that pedigree shows in a car developed with lap times as a genuine design target rather than a marketing claim. Positioned well above the standard Mustang lineup, the GTD represents Ford's clearest recent statement that a mainstream muscle car nameplate can still support a genuine halo model.

Displayed beside a standard Mustang, this GTD makes the engineering gap obvious through width and aggression alone, a road car built with motorsport priorities rather than daily comfort in mind.

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