jcomp

So if this guy were to buy a set of body panels or a new interior for that Mustang, his money will appear to be somewhere else? What my original comment meant was that there are still a lot of original Mustang parts on that car. If he has to replace them, his money is supporting the people who make and sell the parts I need for my car.

However, I can tell you for certain that I won't ever need his suspension or wheels for my car.

majpain78

that is the ugliest thing i ever saw that guy should be shot for ruining a classic

blane17

to each his own. personally, i think its an abomination. having said that, his tastes may not be the same as others after all, its his car. there are many restomods here that have drawn criticism for going too far....at what point is it not right? however, i think this donk is a much better idea than the crusher. wouldnt you say? on the other hand, i have seen very original, relativel rare mustangs that have restomodded to the point where it made me cringe. i dont believe you should go all original everytime, but certainly this donk or dink or whatever the hell it is is much better than being flattened. on second thought, after seeing the pics again, the crusher may have been a better option...

bluovalguy

Save the car. Crush the lift kit, wheels, and the owner.

Makes me think of the scene from Gone in 60 Seconds.

Norm Peterson

It can always be "un-lifted" should the current owner lose interest, move on to another project,and sell it. In that light, it is absolutely better than being crushed.

BULLITT GT 390

What the hell hell "NO" to f&%# up a nice mustang like that by doing that to it is I can'tfind the words
well Ok "stupid @$$" [:@]

loose_nut

I allways thought running a car into a tractor trailer is a cheap way to make a convertable, Come to think of it i never thought that you could run a car into a fiesta and fix it.....

LCC

Words are hard to express my feelings, but they are only mine and his are different....hope he finishes it.