1966 Mustang GT fuel injection EYE CANDY CHECK THIS OUT!

[fesler]

I just thought I would post a few shots or our new hand built fuel injection system for our 1966 Mustang GT we are building. This thing is so sick and really makes the car. I will post some more pics of it soon but thought you would like to see the mock up pics.

[FETorino]

What about some more details. Suspension? transmission? More pics for a Ford fan please.

[rjsjea]

thats looks crazy......

[andrewmp6]

You got me drooling now guess im gonna have to watch this one huh.

[drpd66]

i saw some of the pics on your site it looks great. i wish i had the tools to do that kind of sheet metal work. What are you guys doing for the exhaust?? I have a 66 coupe with the the exhaust exiting the rocker panel right behind the door look pretty sick.

[Datsbad]

LOOKS BADASS!!! How much and when could I get one?

I cant figure out why those stock Mustang shock towers are left in there?
A build like this they should be history .

[drpd66]

he already has the air ride mocked up. Is that export brace built in house??

[deuce_454]

i want a sound clip!!!

[Streetking]

Sweet...

SW

[fesler]

alright we are on the car full time now and its getting ready for paint so I am going to post up some build shots to where we are so you can all get caught up.

This car was a 1966 Ford Mustang GT matching numbers, yes that is right a matching number car that we are going to cut up and rework to make it look like it should have when Ford built it.

This car came to us with paint done ready to go back together that is all it needed. We were going to just do a nice restore on the car and we found rust so you know what that means complete car needs to come apart and start over.

If we are going to start over why not just go all out well that is what we are going to do. Every panel on this car is rebuilt or reworked in some fashion. I will post as many pictures as I can to get you all caught up and as some of you may have seen we brought this car out to SEMA in raw metal.

This car was in our booth at SEMA last year in the raw stages to show the kind of work our shop does and to show everyone in this industry that we are not afraid to let people see whats under the paint. Lots of people say we cant get things done and we only bring cars to SEMA that are half done but we bring cars to shows in that stage so you can see how they were built. Not to mention we had 8 cars at SEMA last year on display all over the place.

Check out the build pics and let me knwo what you think and if you have questions ask.





heres what we found under the paint, nice work for a car that had a $10,000 paint job on it.


Here are all the panels that had rust