With a push of the starter button, the Cosworth engine barked to life, settling into a loping, aggressive idle that echoed off the metal walls of the shop. It didn't sound like a Datsun, and it didn't quite look like a standard Ford. It was entirely its own animal.
At the top of the mountain, Leo pulled over into a scenic overlook and killed the engine. The only sounds were the ticking of the cooling metal and his own racing heartbeat. He stepped out and leaned against the door, looking at the city lights below. 510-escort
The neon sign above the garage flickered, casting a buzzing blue glow across the oil-stained concrete. Leo wiped his hands on a grease rag, staring at the absolute beast taking up the center bay. It was a project that shouldn’t have worked on paper, but in steel and rubber, it was a masterpiece. He called it the "510 Escort." With a push of the starter button, the