PONY UP - P-51 Mustang

Typically, jet engines are measured in thrust; piston engines are measured in horsepower. During World War II, many military aircraft had a throttle setting that allowed for above factory spec power output. For example, certain variants of the P-51 Mustang had a horsepower rating of 1,490, with the war-emergency-power (WEP) rating of 1,720. Push that throttle just a bit more to access it, and things can get WILD. Bring that wild power into your house, office or place of business with this graphic aviation wall art. There is another P-51 Mustang / mustang horse art you can check out here.