'66StangWannabe

So, because I am 6'3" with a long torso, I'm 99% sure I will have to modify my mustang in some way to fit comfortably. I've been reading some stuff about lowering the seat, modifying the tracks, or doing something with the floor pans to get a little more head room. Can someone tell me what exactly is done to gain an inch, maybe inch and a half of head room?

I still haven't sat in a '65-'66 mustang by the way. I know some of you who are the same height as me (or taller) fit okay in them, but I sat in my friend's dad's 1969 Camaro; I had to slouch so my head wouldn't rub on the headliner and leg room wasn't the best (but better than head room), so I'm assuming a 65 or 66 mustang won't be much better.

JamesW

If you are still in the overhaul stage, then drilling off the seat pans and lowering is a good way to go.

I'm 6'2" and had already finished the interior, so I relocated the seat tracks back about 1.5". That in itself made a tremendous difference in the confort. I also am using the Procar Elite seats which have a little lower seat pad.

andrewmp6

Read this http://www.mustangsplus.com/tech/seat/index.html

'66StangWannabe

Exactly what I was looking for! thanks

Smokeybear31

I'm 6'4" and I lowered the seat pans in my 67. Feels GREAT now. I look directly our the center of the windshield and my legs aren't cramped at all.