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Posted by 50Reasons (Member # 6452) on :
 
just found this pretty cool set up dont have to fork out loot on a fast back rust bucket http://www.classicautomotiverestoration.com/mustang_kit.html
 
Posted by t top freak (Member # 6269) on :
 
pretty cool idea, but if i were to do that id just get a dynacorn shell and go from there.
 
Posted by 50Reasons (Member # 6452) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by t top freak:
pretty cool idea, but if i were to do that id just get a dynacorn shell and go from there.
but then you got to worry about smog since it will be a new car
 
Posted by JohnB (Member # 969) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by 50Reasons:
quote:
Originally posted by t top freak:
pretty cool idea, but if i were to do that id just get a dynacorn shell and go from there.
but then you got to worry about smog since it will be a new car
As long as you're one of the first 500 to apply/register the car, you're golden. [Wink]
 
Posted by BCINGUU (Member # 2397) on :
 
These look very cool. There is one out there for 67-68 mustangs, it costs about $13k as I recall. I'm thinking of doing it one day, when I have money to burn.
 
Posted by Bigjerry916 (Member # 8787) on :
 
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Originally posted by BCINGUU:
These look very cool. There is one out there for 67-68 mustangs, it costs about $13k as I recall. I'm thinking of doing it one day, when I have money to burn.
thats alot of money mustangs plus sells those fast back bodys for 15k
 
Posted by BCINGUU (Member # 2397) on :
 
Yeah, I kind of wish they had that when I started my 67 project 3 years ago, but then again I would be another $10k in the hole by now. I've already spent way too much money on my coupe. But it's done now, and fun to drive. And I don't have to smog it.
 
Posted by wilit (Member # 3367) on :
 
There's a guy in Lake Havasu City, Az that does coupe to fastback conversions. I believe it's $8k.

I've heard mixed reviews on the guy though.
http://www.drakecustoms.com/
 
Posted by svfreerider87 (Member # 5748) on :
 
there's a shop in Santa Clara that does them it's called FnS auto body on el camino across the street from the in n out burger in sunnyvale.
 
Posted by Camaro Kid Z/28 (Member # 3100) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by svfreerider87:
there's a shop in Santa Clara that does them it's called FnS auto body on el camino across the street from the in n out burger in sunnyvale.
i was just there today this after noon they have a nice 65-66 fastback in there being worked on!
 
Posted by lotathrottle. (Member # 4826) on :
 
Eric log off. lol

[ June 03, 2009, 03:29 PM: Message edited by: lotathrottle. ]
 
Posted by ntimid8 (Member # 1498) on :
 
Have fun Filing for the Sb100. As mentioned above there are only 500 given a year. I waited from 3:30 am till 10:00 am to get my number for my cobra kit car.
 
Posted by sinisterblk (Member # 8425) on :
 
the sb 100 is getting harder and harder to get me and my dad built a kit a few years ago and we got an apointment on the first dmv in the new year at 8 a.m. got number 462 out of 500
 
Posted by BCINGUU (Member # 2397) on :
 
You guys are mostly talking about new shells, but they also have a fastback rear body section that can be welded on to a coupe after removing the rear body panels and roof. It's cheaper and I don't think it requires a registration change since you keep the registration on the donor car.

Way out of my price range but it's on my someday wish list.
 




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