Twin Turbo 67 Fastback Mustang

[67turbostang]

Hello to all. Im new here and just decided to share a little about my project. Let me know what you guys think. Ben Hermance is doing the renderings for me they should be done by feb.

1967 mustang fastback
351 stroked to 427ci fuel injected and twin 61mm turbos
griggs racing suspension
koni adjustable coilovers
9" rear 3.25 gears
viper t-56 transmissiom
18" forged wheels

[67turbostang]

some pics

[camcojb]

welcome, cool car.

Jody

[67turbostang]

here are some more pics for u guys

[customcam]

welcome great project
:thumbsup:

[XcYZ]

Welcome aboard. Great project, look forward to seeing more of it. :thumbsup:

[67turbostang]

Thanks for all the feed back. I havent been able to any good pics but i should have some with in the next few weeks.

[h0tr0dder_uk]

that sounds like its going to be a seriously cool car when done:thumbsup:

[BallnRods]

Man I'm loving this build!!!!!
Who did your motor (351 to 427)? I would love to do something like that with my Mustang's power plant.

Any specifics on the engine would be greatly appreciated.
:unibrow:

[67turbostang]

My motor is being put together at Reedy's racing engines. Here are some specs:

Dart 351 windsor block 4.125 bore
trick flow track heat heads(ported)
edelbrock victor jr. manifold converted to fuel injection
Ross racing forged custom pistons 46cc dish
Scat 6.2" forged rods
scat forged crankshaft 4" stroke

[67turbostang]

more pics

[BallnRods]

thanks for the specs & pics. :hail:

I'll be keeping an eye on this build.

[almcbri]

cool project. I look forward to seeing progress.

[bmxmon]

Sweet! How are you hanging the front sheet metal? Just making brackets from the cage? I really dig it, good luck!

[67turbostang]

thanks for all the feedback.. Im not 100% sure on how to mount the front sheet metal. I was thinking of making something out of square or round tubing, same for the radiator core support. what do you guy's think?

[preston]

Hey our cars share a few similarities - complete tube frame twin turbo '67 mustang's anyway.

You may find this buildup interesting for some ideas:

http://forums.corner-carvers.com/showthread.php?t=32889

PHotos of the actual project are sprinkled through out so skip through as much of the esoteric suspension discussions as you like lol.

More pictures here
http://www.carter-engineering.com/preston/newchassis

also check out

http://www.carter-engineering.com/preston for photos of the old car.

[gearheadgarage]

Hello to all. Im new here and just decided to share a little about my project. Let me know what you guys think. Ben Hermance is doing the renderings for me they should be done by feb.

1967 mustang fastback
351 stroked to 427ci fuel injected and twin 61mm turbos
griggs racing suspension
koni adjustable coilovers
9" rear 3.25 gears
viper t-56 transmissiom
18" forged wheels

The car looks nice- it was a pleasure talking to you the other day. Look for pics of Mike Provencher's 67 Camaro coming soon.
Can't wait to see the renderings!

[67turbostang]

in about a couple of weeks we should have a lot more progress on the car and better pics...i cant wait :D

[67turbostang]

well it looks like im going to be taking some progress pics on sunday. ill probably start a thread in the project updates section. again thanks for all the feedback everybody.

[notorious1970]

I have always and will always want a 67 fastback. Almost got one at Kruse international auctions in 2000. Car went up really fast though in price. Welcome, and looking forward to seeing the project progress. Are you doing the build or having a shop do the work? That motor is going to sound sick with the twins on there.
-d

[Flash68]

Awesome project. Where in the bay area are you located?

[67turbostang]

I have always and will always want a 67 fastback. Almost got one at Kruse international auctions in 2000. Car went up really fast though in price. Welcome, and looking forward to seeing the project progress. Are you doing the build or having a shop do the work? That motor is going to sound sick with the twins on there.
-d

i bent up and tig welded the cage. ryan kertz from kertz fabrication is handling the rest of the fabrication. the shop is in sonoma, ca at infineon raceway. i just dont have proper equipment or time to do the fabrication myself. one thing that i will be doing is modify the dash. im going to cut it in half and fab up the top portion out of sheet metal. similar to the alloway mustang dash, but with a few differences

[senor_Camaro]

any updates?