Ford reintroduces the 1965 Mustang

[AWwrgwy]

I wonder what years?

I'd imagine the early, square body Broncos. 1966-77.





wrongway

[Blooz]

Screw the '65



Gimmee the '71 Mach 1

[Tyrannis]

Screw the '65

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Gimmee the '71 Mach 1

Only mustang ive ever liked.

[skorpion]

i think this is the mustang that should be rolled off the production line again.

[rpm]

If nothing else it ensures that there will be quality steel body parts if you want them.

This.

[uptown]

I seen this story today and my jaw dropped. I've wondered why auto companies haven't retooled for the older classic car designs....70 Cudas, 67 Novas and Chevelles and so on, for years now. The American auto industry ain't what it used to be and this could set them apart from the pack. They could make a killin' if they do it right! Our auto industry needs reinvented. What better way to do it then "reinvent".
I think 15 grand is a little steep for just the body and no frame though. But that's just my opinion.
Imagine going to your locale Chevrolet dealer and picking up your new 1955 Chevy 2 door hardtop kit.

[Masherbrum]

I seen this story today and my jaw dropped. I've wondered why auto companies haven't retooled for the older classic car designs....70 Cudas, 67 Novas and Chevelles and so on, for years now. The American auto industry ain't what it used to be and this could set them apart from the pack. They could make a killin' if they do it right! Our auto industry needs reinvented. What better way to do it then "reinvent".
Imagine going to your locale Chevrolet dealer and picking up your new 1955 Chevy 2 door hardtop kit.

Dynacorn followed Dearborn Classics in terms of doing this.   Also Broncograveyard procured many of the original molds for the 66-77 Early Broncos.    This was one of the things I talked to the owner about. 

[uptown]

Dynacorn followed Dearborn Classics in terms of doing this.   Also Broncograveyard procured many of the original molds for the 66-77 Early Broncos.    This was one of the things I talked to the owner about. 

I've done business with dearborn back when I had a 67 Fairlane. I was amazed at the parts they had. If you have the money you can get about everything clean down to the engine stickers.
I've never heard of BroncoGraveyard but do know those little broncos go for big bucks....if ur lucky enough to find one. I'll have to check them out. I'm always looking for transfer case and rearend parts and fenders for the old Fords.

[Masherbrum]

I've done business with dearborn back when I had a 67 Fairlane. I was amazed at the parts they had. If you have the money you can get about everything clean down to the engine stickers.
I've never heard of BroncoGraveyard but do know those little broncos go for big bucks....if ur lucky enough to find one. I'll have to check them out. I'm always looking for transfer case and rearend parts and fenders for the old Fords.

Broncograveyard.com
Wild Horses
Bronco Hut
James Duff will get you anything you need for an Early Bronco.

[CAP1]

Dont like ford, or mustang, but i figured i'd post this here for the stang fans to see.
http://autos.yahoo.com/news/ford-reintroduces-the-1965-mustang.

dead link....but here's another.

http://autos.yahoo.com/news/ford-reintroduces-the-1965-mustang.html

just remember...without the mustang, the camaro very well have never existed. it is the only pony car in constant production since 1964, and the only one still built in the good ole usa. 

[Tyrannis]

dead link....but here's another.

http://autos.yahoo.com/news/ford-reintroduces-the-1965-mustang.html

just remember...without the mustang, the camaro very well have never existed. it is the only pony car in constant production since 1964, and the only one still built in the good ole usa. 

strange.
http://autos.yahoo.com/news/ford-reintroduces-the-1965-mustang.html ?

[CAP1]

Dynacorn has been doing this since 2008.....

Gimme the 68 Fastback body.    

http://www.dynacornclassicbodies.com/classic2.html

I talked to them at length, at the 2009 Autorama here in Detroit.    Great bunch of guys and very helpful.   Topshelf product that is superior to the OEM body shells.


Oh yeah, they do Chevy Camaros/Chevelles IIRC.   

67, 68 same basic body, with a couple different things on the outside. big differences in the interiors. having owned 3 67 coupes, and 2 68 coupes, i definitely like the 67's better.  

[CAP1]

yea, i know....i did that before i saw that you corrected it. 

[sluggish]

And how much do you want to bet that the parts don't quite bolt up to the originals...

[Masherbrum]

And how much do you want to bet that the parts don't quite bolt up to the originals...

With Dynacorn, they do.