In 2014 but starting the search now Late 60's fastback mustang

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Thanks man!

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TTT…Looking for a pro-touring fastback Nothing older than 1970

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The first post you say 65-70, then the last post you say nothing older than 70.

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http://www.racingjunk.com/Ford/182250716/1969-Ford-Mustang.html

http://www.racingjunk.com/Ford/182236570/1971-Ford-Mustang.html

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That was before I realized that 71 started the horrible fastback body style and that 70s are still appealing to me visually.

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Love the first gen fastbacks. Dad had a 69 mach 1 and a 70 boss. They’re starting to fetch big money with correct numbers, cleanliness and topLoaders. GL with search!

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:tup: more classics rolling around. would be very interested in helping with a new 5.0 swap. jus sayin

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:tup: I have thought about that. The bummer is that clean shells are not that much less expensive than a clean runner.

And since that motor set up is almost 15k all said and done, the car would have to be around 5k and that doesn’t seem to exist.

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I hear ya that is how I ended up with a running/driving nova and not a roller. What I did worked out great so something to consider. Drove it for a season as is to make sure I loved it and then end of season i listed the motor/trans while the car was still running. I ended up getting around 4k for all of the parts I pulled off too which really helped kick start the build.

No matter what it will be sweet. My 69 maro has old school power in it and I like it.(old school sounds so good)

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Yeah, I had my eyes on an awesome restomod in Cleveland…brand new everything but just couldn’t come to an agreement on price. It was a coupe…so that was why I stayed a little more firm on what I was willing to spend.

Found an AWESOME pro touring car in Indiana but the guy stopped responding and took it down…I assume its sold or he opted to keep it.

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post some links. I love looking at clean builds. I dont know Fords all that well but a few guys on here can probably lend some good feedback as well.

I really like the way the early ones look. My brother inlaw has a 67? IIRC. It makes cool noises.

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http://cleveland.craigslist.org/cto/4534042779.html

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http://indianapolis.craigslist.org/cto/4558473823.html

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I would deff burn some rubber in that.

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http://york.craigslist.org/cto/4553286626.html

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There is a '68 fastback sitting beside a garage in back of a house in Tonawanda. Right on the river by Old Man River. I have no idea of the condition because it has tarps all over it, but maybe leave a note in the mailbox or something. You can see it from the street if you look quick. Pretty sure its 447 Niagara street.

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I will take a ride by. Thanks!

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I like em both but maybe the red one a little more.

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I love everything about the red one except that it is red.

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Forgot about that. Counseling would be cheaper than a re-spray.

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If it was blue or gray it would be in the garage.

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Look into Mercury Cougars of that generation,based off the mustang and they have a unique look to them.

Example: