[colormebad]

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

 

[357injected]

wow....bad ass, like to have that in a coupe. I would settle for that vert though.

 

[FordRacing250]

How much for a fastback body? Im sure people will buy them

 

[Matt Hill]

How much for a fastback body? Im sure people will buy them

$15,500. Like $16,000 out the door (list) after crating.

http://www.dynacornclassicbodies.com/ford_models2.html

 

[mongse]

Dynacorn is who's making the bodies.
http://www.dynacornclassicbodies.com

Pretty good selection of GM bodies as well. Not sure about $13-15k for just a body though.

 

[schrader13]

It was just a matter of time! Camaro then !!

 

[THEhamBone]

Whats even funnier.. It wont be long until they are making fox body coupes too prob.. In 40 years, the fox body will be the most rare car around.. well hardest to find not fucked up anyway

 

[Greg2]

Smart move by Ford. Dynacorn has been offering these and Camaro bodies for a little while, but for Ford to officially recognize them and sell them will reach a much larger audience.

 

[THEhamBone]

They already have the camaro

67-69 camaro coupes and vert

 

[mrdroptop]

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

Wow, thats pretty cool. Always liked that model.

 

[colormebad]

Could always just slap an 8.8 back under it' when putting it together...

 

[badss540]

Hear alot of how the camaro bodies need a ton of work to fit the doors-front end etc.

 

[luv2xlr8]

Whats even funnier.. It wont be long until they are making fox body coupes too prob.. In 40 years, the fox body will be the most rare car around.. well hardest to find not fucked up anyway

your probably right. they all have been cut up and caged.

 

[justin1795]

with the cost of classic cars its probly a smart move.. need a 65 gto.

 

[TopNotch89]

Whats even funnier.. It wont be long until they are making fox body coupes too prob.. In 40 years, the fox body will be the most rare car around.. well hardest to find not fucked up anyway

Dangit! And I just started cutting my 40k mile retirement fund shoulda stashed it! no they probably won't be too easy to get in good shape. They will all have the strut towers rotted off or some OLDschool 25-sumthin cage that people would laugh at.

 

[Gdogg]

I wonder what you are suppose to do about the VIN. Probably use a donor vehicle.

 

[mikeystang86]

that would be a nice project if one wanted to put the new present 5 liter in that!

 

[COBRAII]

Are these stamped in China?

 

[motorcitykid]

I wonder what you are suppose to do about the VIN. Probably use a donor vehicle.

Has been a topic of conversation that has some controversy. It has been said that a few 69 Camaro bodies were built by the customers and then bought VIN plates from a guy on Hemmings to make the car look legit as it would if it was the real car. I was shown an example of one such car that was registered and titled as a 396/375 SS car. Early Camaro bodies from Dynacorn had some fitment issues. I would think that Dynacorn has cured that issue and the Mustangs are probably nicer than the originals.

 

[Bradley]

I'd like to build that car with a IRS and Coyote motor, Coyote 5.0, big brakes.. Oh yeah that would be fun.