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Close your eyes and picture a Ford Mustang. Odds are, it’s red. For decades, the image of a red Mustang has been etched into both car culture and pop culture, a symbol of speed, confidence, and Americana. Muscle cars were made to be bold. They’re loud, fast, and unapologetically alive.

It was an otherwise ordinary day at the office when the Spirit of ’79 appeared in Jack Tetley’s inbox. It didn’t feel like a “eureka” moment at first, years of working at Duncan Hamilton ROFGO, a renowned British firm specializing in classic and competitive motorcars, had taught him the value of staying measured in the face of rare finds.

At least, at first.

If to "err is human" and to "forgive is divine," then rescuing a stranger’s upturned rental Jeep from a rocky gulch under the Moab sun might just be heroic.

For Rory Irish, owner and operator of the Trail Mater off-road tow truck, it’s all in a day’s work. Out on the trails of Utah’s red rock country, his name and number are the ones you never want to need, but when you do, you’re grateful he’s the one who answers.

But for Brian Finch, the story is different. His path wasn’t paved by heritage, it was fuelled entirely by passion. His dedication, curiosity, and drive for performance are what brought him to where he is today.