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Can it be done for 40K or less?  
coached4417
New User | Posts: 17 | Joined: 07/08
Posted: 07/30/08
04:43 PM

I am new to this but have loved the 65-66' Fastback at 1st sight, w/ a big raise coming my way I'm trying to get an idea if restmodding a 65-66' fastback is possible for 40K or less. I'm essentially looking for a modern technology driver wrapped in a fastback body, w/ 400hp and all the modern conveniences. The articles I've read about the SN-95 by Julian and other such projects gets my juices flowing until I see the price tag. Advice, suggestions from those of you in the know are needed because the other choice is just by a new one and get the body panels switched ala Tribute Cars LTD. to look like a vintage Mustang. Please help!!!
Thanks  


 
ronshel
New User | Posts: 5 | Joined: 05/08
Posted: 08/12/08
04:09 PM

I am in the process of restoring a 68 GT Fastback. I would highly recommend that you go with the Tribute Car, or Saleen or Roush, any highly optioned car. I am learning the hard way and taking a bath financially.  


 
coached4417
New User | Posts: 17 | Joined: 07/08
Posted: 08/12/08
04:44 PM

Thanks, for the reply, I had a conversation w/ the Local Mustang/Shelby club recommended mechanic and he said that the body work and paint alone could cost me 30K. I am glad I found out and will be purchasing a 2009 loaded and eventually have the Tribute Cars LTD. body panels installed if I can ever get somebody to respond to my e-mails from there. Sorry to hear that your restoration is so expensive, if you don't mind I would like to hear what your having done and the ball park prices for each phase of the build. 68' Fastbacks are beautiful. Thanks  


 
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