New clothes for the Mustang

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When introduced in April 1964 Ford’s Mustang was an immediate hit and it still is. More than 1.2 million were sold (before the 1967 model change), but if you are trying to restore one now, you might run into trouble. Most of the original Mustangs left in scrapyards are rusted or wrecked beyond repair. So to save you a lot of work there’s now a completely new body available with which you can restore the ‘64½, ’65 or ’66 Mustang convertible from the wheels up. The powertrain, suspension and brakes, the electrical system, the interior and trim can then be transferred from an existing car to the new body. Interested? The new bodyshell will be on display at the SEMA show in Las Vegas. But beware, these bodies don’t come cheap!

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