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Tastefully modified, this first-year Fastback is an extension of its owner’s childhood obsession.
Category: Mustang Fastback
New Year Fastback Update — Brad Albrecht’s Mustang Restoration Projects – Reblog
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I like to drop in on this blog from time to time as the content and skill level is of a very high quality
I wanted to try to salvage the hood and trunk lids from the original since they look pretty good. Any of the original sheet metal I can keep, I will. So long as keeping it doesn’t mean spending more to repair it than it would cost to replace.
via New Year Fastback Update — Brad Albrecht’s Mustang Restoration Projects
Racer’s restomod – John McComb’s 1967 Mustang to cross the block at Owls Head – Kurt Ernst @Hemmings
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Former Shelby driver John McComb’s interesting 1967 Mustang Fastback to be auctioned at Owls Head Transportation Museum.
You can find the listing of this interesting car which is a combination of real back in the day racing parts and a correctly restored 1967 Mustang Fastback. McComb describes the car as a “hot rod” and an absolute animal! See the listing here
Mustang III – 1963 Ford Mustang Concept Car – Thomas A. DeMauro @Hemmings
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Serial number nine of the fifteen pilot Mustangs built in 1963 was turned into a two seater fastback concept called the Mustang III
Read Thomas A. DeMauro’s article here at Hemmings
The car is believed to be the oldest Mustang still on the road!