I wonder why you dont see more mustangs as retro mods - g machines

[sacarguy]

i mean lets face it based on shear numbers there is far far more mustangs out there to start with for a restomod

and its alot cheaper to get one.


yet you see probly 20 camaros for each mustang that you see restomoded

[awr68]

Maybe Camaros really are better.....that's what the numbers are telling us.

[vipercuda]

Here is our new Modern Muscle 1969 Mustang. It will debut at SEMA this year. It will have a 5.4 SC Shelby motor and six speed.

Thanks
Mike
Time Machines
www.realmodernmuscle.com

[CNDbowtie]

Originally Posted by vipercuda

Here is our new Modern Muscle 1969 Mustang. It will debut at SEMA this year. It will have a 5.4 SC Shelby motor and six speed.

Thanks
Mike
Time Machines
www.realmodernmuscle.com

so whats the plans on the front suspension?

[67turbostang]

I have a 67 fastback in the works..

[Stuart Adams]

Availability of cool engineered parts is a big factor I'm sure.

[HRBS]

Here is a '69 Vert we just finished up for a customer.
Full Air Ride, Monoleaf rear, Supercharged EFI, 4 wheel disc brakes, OD trans, Modern Stereo , GPS Navigation, Power Windows and Doors.
Basically the definition of Resto-Mod..... Classic Sheetmetal w/ modern performance and convienences.

[Streetking]

They are around..

SW

[narcotix]

I have wondered the same as well. What happened to Hal Baer's 69 and what ever happened to Hot Rod's project "Mustang Magic" back in the 70's?

-Jimmy

('65 Fastback in the works...)

[vipercuda]

We are running a mustang II style front suspension with the motor set back for better weight distribution. AFCO will supply some double adjustable coilovers. The rear is a four link with AFCO shocks as well.
Mike

Originally Posted by vipercuda

Here is our new Modern Muscle 1969 Mustang. It will debut at SEMA this year. It will have a 5.4 SC Shelby motor and six speed.

Thanks
Mike
Time Machines
www.realmodernmuscle.com