Where's the point where you just say no?

[chr2002ca]

I think you answered your own question by posting those photos.

Unless it's been in the family for a while, I'd definitely choose a different starting point for a Mustang coupe restoration. There's a lot of them out there. That's officially a parts car.

[almcbri]

I think I may know where a really nice one is!!! http://oklahomacity.craigslist.org/bar/1258291750.html

[TreySmith]

Originally Posted by chr2002ca

I think you answered your own question by posting those photos.

Unless it's been in the family for a while, I'd definitely choose a different starting point for a Mustang coupe restoration. There's a lot of them out there. That's officially a parts car.

I would drop a 6cyl in it and have me a nice beater .

[04Prox2]

that's a clean car here

[CAMAROBOY69]

Its rare that I would say this but, even I would let that car go. If it was a fastback that might be a different story.

[64BeachBum]

Originally Posted by 04Prox2

that's a clean car here

I was thinking the same thing...

[latamud]

I see potential. With it in that condition it makes it easier to take the build to unconventional directions. I'd take a project like that on but wouldn't restore it to stock. Looks like fun.

[pleasenosteve]

Unless you are going to do all of the body work yourself, dont waste your time. That amount of work will take a lot of time, and will get VERY expensive. Plus, you can find those body styles anywhere for cheap.

[FreddieCougar]

a looooooooong time before this car...but maybe there are some good parts you can salvage?

[TreySmith]

I asked today, we are restoring the car


Lol I buffed some of the fender today, it's so shiny and smooth.. Forgot my camera, will get a pic tomorrow. It looks amazing, I almost want to do the whole car for the hell of it.