It Took Three Years to Build This 1967 Mustang Resto-Mod
It took three years to get this '67 Mustang looking so well. If it's right up your alley, then why not place a bid when it goes up for auction in June?
Resto-Mod
It took three years to put together this 1967 Mustang resto-mod. These types of cars aren't to everyone's liking but, if it's piqued your interest, then you might want to place a bid when it goes up for auction in June.
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Drivetrain
Propelling this beast is a 351 Windsor engine that has been upped to 427ci by Performance Masters. All of this engine's power runs through the car's TranZilla 6-speed manual transmission before it's sent to the narrowed Ford 9-inch rear end with 3.70 Detroit Locker.
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Handling
At the front, this model has Mustang II suspension with coilovers, while 4-link suspension with custom subframe connectors takes care of things at the rear.
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Brakes
This Mustang's 6-piston front and 4-piston rear calipers bring everything to a halt with ease. These disc brakes are operated by a Wilwood master cylinder.
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Interior
This Mustang's interior is full of eye-catching yet tasteful features. It's been fitted with a TMI dash along with TMI seats and door panels. Its classic instrument gauges and Motolita steering wheel ensures the interior stands out but doesn't feel overly modern.
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Performance Parts
To say this Mustang is dripping in performance parts would be an understatement. It has Ernie Elliot Gen II heads with titanium valves, a race-prepped carburetor, Quicktime bell housing, and a nitrous system (not currently connected to the intake).
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Wheels
Ensuring a smooth ride are Mustang's Unlimited E Package wheels which are wrapped in Nitto Extreme ZR-245/45ZR-17 tires.
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Mod Cons
A Vintage Air system and Retro Sound Radio ensure that you could happily spend a few hours behind the wheel of this Mustang.
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