jrt1990

Hey this is the first time posting in this section but I just wanted help with a few things. My dad is finally thinking about restoring his old '66 Convertible Mustang. He said he had heard that you can buy the actual tubs for the car but he can't seem to find them anywhere. Could some of you guys help steer us in the right direction to getting this project underway and done right? As in websites and other references (especially finding those tubs). It's been my dream to see this car up and running and would greatly appreciate all your help. Thanks.

jrt1990

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rmodel65

tubs as in floorpans? wheel tubs for wider tires what exactly do you mean, if its for a 66 mustang it probably made

JMD

I would guess that tubs might mean the floorpans, floorboards, etc.

There are several sources for these, MustangsUnlimited.com, Texas Mustang, etc.

Most any part can be purchased for classic Mustangs, and the pricing is good when compared to other classic cars.

A person could get pretty damn close to being able to build an entire Mustang with parts ordered from a few catalogs!

baddog671

There are countless websites out there for Mustang parts, but what are your plans for the car? Originality, cruiser, drag, etc...

StangDB

Mustangs Unlimited, National Parts Depot, and Year One all have Mag's that you can get for free. They will become more than freinds.... If you know what I meen

But seriously ive looked at M.U. soo much that my dad asks me whats on a page(like 97) and im like BAM Exaust. haha Youll get bored when you dont have any more money to spend and you'll start dreaming.

jrt1990

I'm not sure but he was told they were called tubs...they're are basically the body of the car from the firewall back...

jrt1990

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paddy187

you mean the dynacorn (sp??) bodies only a 67 fastback is available on the market at the momment, but it has the part infront of the firewall as well.

Hotrod68

If you're talkin floorpans, etc I'd would point you toward either NPD or YearOne. There are many others out there as well, but I've been pleased with what I get from those two in terms of sheetmetal for my 68.