Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla Inc, recently expressed his admiration for a Cybertruck wrap that drew its inspiration from the P-51 Mustang Bomber. The custom wrap, designed for Alejandro Salomon by Unplugged Performance, caught Musk's attention, prompting him to respond with a simple yet enthusiastic "Cool" to the pictures shared online. Salomon, the recipient of the unique wrap, also appreciated the effort, thanking the designer for their hard work in creating this one-of-a-kind look for his vehicle.
The P-51 Mustang Bomber, originally manufactured by North American Aviation and used during World War II, holds historical significance as a fighter aircraft with exceptional range and maneuverability. As a long-range escort fighter and ground attack fighter-bomber, the P-51 Mustang played a vital role in various combat zones during WWII before being phased out in 1957. The National Museum of the United States Air Force provides insights into the aircraft's contributions to wartime efforts, highlighting its role in the Korean War as well.
While Tesla offers wraps for its vehicles through its online shop, typically in clear or color paint films priced between $5000 to $6500, customers seeking more personalized and unique wraps can turn to third-party customizers. These customizers provide a broader range of options for Tesla owners looking to enhance the appearance of their vehicles in a more individualistic way. The customization trend extends beyond Tesla, reflecting a growing interest in personalized vehicle aesthetics among consumers seeking to express their individuality through their cars.