Ken Block: The Hoonicorn

The 1965 Ford Mustang Hoonicorn RTR is one of the most recognisable cars in modern automotive culture, built for and driven by the late Ken Block.

Developed by Block alongside Hoonigan Racing and RTR, the Hoonicorn transformed a classic 1965 Mustang into an all wheel drive, purpose built drift machine. The original version featured a 6.7 litre V8 producing 856 bhp, while the later Hoonicorn V2 took things to an entirely different level with twin turbos, methanol fuel and an incredible 1,400 bhp.

The Hoonicorn became synonymous with Block's Gymkhana videos, appearing in some of his most memorable driving films before going on to star in Climbkhana and Hoonicorn vs The World. Its aggressive widebody design, exposed engine, huge rear wing and iconic number 43 graphics made it instantly recognisable around the world.

This artwork captures the Hoonicorn in a dramatic neon lit Japanese street, surrounded by glowing lanterns, cherry blossoms and rain soaked reflections. The combination of the classic Mustang shape, extreme race car styling and atmospheric setting creates a fitting tribute to one of Ken Block's most beloved machines.

Printed on premium 200 gsm matte paper, the smooth, non reflective finish gives the artwork a refined feel while allowing the deep blacks, vibrant reds and intricate details of the Hoonicorn to stand out.

Details

• Premium 200 gsm matte paper
• Smooth, non reflective finish
• FSC certified or equivalent sustainable paper
• Available in 50 × 70 cm and A1
• Printed to order
• No minimum order
• Made and shipped on demand

A statement piece for Ken Block fans, Hoonigan enthusiasts and automotive collectors, celebrating the legendary Mustang that became one of the most iconic drift cars ever created.