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

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

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

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?

I have a 67 fastback in the works..

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

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.

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They are around..:)

SW
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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...)

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