it's an original engine from a mario andretti race car back in the '60s.hem were ever built. 777 horsepower. shoved it into this mustang. made it look like one of the old classic drag race cars. the whole build is part of a documentary called, the real thing. for mustang enthusiasts out there, they built a chassis for this mustang. all have what's called a unibody. the chassis and the body are built together as one. not as strong. bode took and built a brand new chass chassis, peeled the body off of the mustang to give it the strength to handle that engine. he took this to e auto show in las vegas. mario recognized the engine saw it and remembered i remember this from my old race car. thought it was so cool, he signed it. >> that under the value of this car. >> listen to this monster. >> roars like a lion. >> if you're a mustang enthusiast you want to see this documentary, it's only five minutes long. go to rightthisminute.com and click on best of rtm. >> that's it for this edition of "right this minute." thanks for joining us. we'll see you tomorrow.

mario andretti, check your rear-view mirror because the giant schnauzer is coming for you. >> you know that dog is going to end up driving in time square, right? welcome back to amy and bianna. l lara is off this week. >>> nelson mandela, the leader is in the hospital now, being treated by doctors for a serious lung infection. we'll have the latest from south africa in a moment. >> many people wishing him well. >>> a dramatic day in court, of n the trial of the high school valedictorian accused of killing his own mother. the chilling testimony from his ex-girlfriend about his fears of his sister being left in the home with his mother. >>> also, we'll get into business with beyonce. the superstar, singing about running the world. let's face it. she does. a new $50 million deal with pepsi. one of the biggest and most expensive ever. >> 5-0. >> yes. >> wow. >>> let's get to sam. the latest on the tornadoes causing so much destruction. we just saw that video from florida. >> it's exactly what you would expect, when a powerful arctic front drops into the heat and humidity down in south. thi