Racefab Inc 69 Mach 1 Mustang

[stevesafro]

Hi, thought y'all might like to check out this build. Its a 69 Mustang Mach 1 original body shell over a custom Racefab Inc. 2 GT 1 road race chassis

[stevesafro]

Some before shots of the body, and on the chassis as its being built

[will69camaro]

I love this.

[LS7 Z/28]

Awesome project, a lot of people on here will dig it. The Corvette in the background is really wild too. Who do you buy vette bodies like that from?

[will69camaro]

Need more details. Stat.

[Payton King]

Great looking project!

[stevesafro]

Thanks! Should be a wild ride when its finished. Meant to say 2 SEAT gt1. It has their modern GT1 suspension with 4 coilovers on weight jacks. All using pull rods and spring arms. Uses a quick change rear axle and 3 link. And you can get that Corvette body from Racefab its one of their TransAm bodies. Will keep pics posted!


http://racefabinc.com/race_car_composite_bodies.html

[WSSix]

This is going to be so badass! Please keep the pictures coming. Welcome to the site, too!

[Leroy Rochester]

Very cool! Reminds me of the one Mike Davis built a few years ago. I want to say his was on an in-house built Roush copy, but my memory isn't what it used to be! Can't wait to watch this progress!

[preston]

Interested in seeing more detailed photos of the front suspension and uprights.

[latoracing]

Very cool. Looks like the ride height will be low to say the least. Glad to see a '69 FB used in an interesting way. Will be looking in to get some ideas and inspiration for mine.

Is there going to be a splitter incorporated into the front lower valance?

[Leroy Rochester]

It looks like maybe yours is going to be a bit more faithful to the original siloette of the car, but I'm glad to see more of these pony-car/GT1 hybrids coming to life!

[hersheys69z]

This is sick. Keep us posted

[stevesafro]

Wow thanks! Yeah once I get more funding I should be able to start moving more along. Want to use a 358 Nascar engine and trans. Or possibly one of the fuel injected ford crate racing engines. :G-Dub: hahaha

[stevesafro]

Very cool. Looks like the ride height will be low to say the least. Glad to see a '69 FB used in an interesting way. Will be looking in to get some ideas and inspiration for mine.

Is there going to be a splitter incorporated into the front lower valance?

It will set with 2" ride height, so definitely low

[stevesafro]

It looks like maybe yours is going to be a bit more faithful to the original siloette of the car, but I'm glad to see more of these pony-car/GT1 hybrids coming to life!

I would like to keep it as close as possible but I will have modify the wheel openings quite a bit. Hopefully not so much it takes away the look I want.

[stevesafro]

Very cool. Looks like the ride height will be low to say the least. Glad to see a '69 FB used in an interesting way. Will be looking in to get some ideas and inspiration for mine.

Is there going to be a splitter incorporated into the front lower valance?

Yes there will, the lower valance is also the intake for the radiator and i will put a splitter there but not much. Want to keep the look of the original trans am racers there and not so much like a pikes peak car

[stevesafro]

front engine bay

[stevesafro]

front anti roll bar

[stevesafro]

Chassis

[stevesafro]

more pics

[stevesafro]

spindles and rear end

[stevesafro]

some more

[stevesafro]

Not the mustang but the same front clip and suspension and how I want the Mustang to look. This is chevy of course but you get the idea

[Ron in SoCal]

^ that is IMPRESSIVE! :hapdance:

Keep going fellas :cheers:

[stevesafro]

Thanks Ron!

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[Mpcoluv]

What ever happened to this build?

[dhutton]

What ever happened to this build?

He hasn’t been here in six years.

Don