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At the 2009 SEMA show, Vaughn Gittin Jr. opened up his Ready to Rock aftermarket account with the 2010 Ford Mustang RTR. The dealer-installed, $7,800 package added a smidge of extra horsepower and a lot of extra looks, Gittin Jr. saying at the time that the Mustang aftermarket wasn't doing enough "with regards to aesthetics." Now with a lineup of RTR packages for a number of Ford vehicles, the professional drifter and off-road racer is celebrating the first decade of his brand with a new pony car build, the 10th anniversary Mustang RTR Spec 5. Gittin Jr. has created RTR Spec 5 builds before exclusively as special projects and race cars; the only road-going Spec 5 was a 460-horsepower, 2018 Mustang designed for Forza Horizon 4 and Forza Motorsport 7. RTR isn't wasting a chance to make an impression with this dealer package, commissioning Lebanon Ford Performance to build just 10 of what's billed as the "most epic representation of what RTR stands for, modern aggressive styling, easily drivable smile-inducing power, adjustable performance to suit customer’s needs, and overall just the right enhancements that an owner needs to stand out from the crowd with."