1967 Mustang coupe Build.

[BLAKE]

Yup, the blue/white look is classic for a reason. You planning on quarter panel scoops? That's a 66 thing too, but much more reversible. Maybe less so if you cut the holes to make them functional.

On the more racy front end, I personally prefer the valance that retains the front bumper, but the R model version is cool too.

[jtotin]

I’m not opposed to keeping the bumper on this year model, for whatever reason I don’t like them on the 6768’s. I would say before I start yanking the rear frames out I’m assuming I need to brace the body from left to right on the floor between the rocker panels across the car. I would think that would be my main bracing Since all of my other body parts are still gonna be on like the doors in the fenders and whatnot


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[cool cat]

As long as you have an at least 7,000 rpm solid lifter small block, you’re doing something right.

[DON SVO]

Yup, the blue/white look is classic for a reason. You planning on quarter panel scoops? That's a 66 thing too, but much more reversible. Maybe less so if you cut the holes to make them functional.

On the more racy front end, I personally prefer the valance that retains the front bumper, but the R model version is cool too.

I think we discussed this before Blake, but my POS ex stepfather stumbled across a basket case 1964 1/2 mustang coupe in skylight blue back when they were dirt cheap in the mid-90s. He did a half ass restoration on it and eventually sold it. I’m not a fan of lighter blue colors but for some reason that one grew on me fast.

[BLAKE]

I think we discussed this before Blake, but my POS ex stepfather stumbled across a basket case 1964 1/2 mustang coupe in skylight blue back when they were dirt cheap in the mid-90s. He did a half ass restoration on it and eventually sold it. I’m not a fan of lighter blue colors but for some reason that one grew on me fast.

Yeah, light blue doesn’t do much for me, but at this point, I’m a fan of any car that is an actual color. Black, grey, silver, white... I’m over it. My next car will be more dynamic. My daughter’s 66 is going to be a cool new Jeep color that’s kind of a blue/green, depending on the light.

[DON SVO]

Yeah, light blue doesn’t do much for me, but at this point, I’m a fan of any car that is an actual color. Black, grey, silver, white... I’m over it. My next car will be more dynamic. My daughter’s 66 is going to be a cool new Jeep color that’s kind of a blue/green, depending on the light.

I can certainly appreciate that!

[jtotin]

Back down on her rear legs after some body cutting lol. She’s ready to take home now back to the stable.


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[BLAKE]

Very cool!

[jtotin]

I’ll Start a new build thread as soon as she’s home


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[jtotin]

She’s home, but now the wife’s got me thinking about flipping it as it sits. Posted it up on Facebook just to see what kind of interest I can get and how much money I can get for it


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[BradM]

She’s home, but now the wife’s got me thinking about flipping it as it sits. Posted it up on Facebook just to see what kind of interest I can get and how much money I can get for it


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Tell her to go make dinner!

[BLAKE]

Hate to hear that but I guess I get it. I don't see it on Facebook marketplace.

[jtotin]

Hate to hear that but I guess I get it. I don't see it on Facebook marketplace.

Should be up on there now, I’ve had a few offers on already no one’s come through yet. But for what I paid for it and what I’ve heard as far as offers it’s hard not to sell it


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[BLAKE]

That's quite a finders fee, but I still don't think it's too crazy. You ought to be able to sell it pretty easily. I still kind of hope nobody comes through and you have to bring it back though. At least we know it'll be done right that way.

[jtotin]

Should sell today for 8k as it sits. Not too shabby of a turn around.


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