JB65Fastback

http://blog.caranddriver.com/ford-pr...011-sema-show/

MustangFTW

i dont get it, are they planning to sell "new" classics? that would be sweet if they were affordableish

Coupe

Dilution of the breed. I feel it will devalue the originals, whenever I see a near perfect 67/68 I have to ask if it is a new body, same with the Camaro. At least a near perfect 65 car represents a ton of quality work.

noroof66

I thought the same thing about lowering current prices. I have to admit if they do a fastback for a decent price I would go that route.

degins

Dynacorn displayed a 65 convertible body at SEMA last year.

andrewmp6

Its about time they offered a convertible mustang they have had a camaro one for the longest.

musnicki

Thats for the rich dudes. And if you're rich then you're going to have your car pimped out anyways weither its a new dynocor body or you buy an old car and give it over to a professional restorer after pumping in lost of money to it.

It won't bother most of us here, we all do most of the work to our cars, hence the board questions and pictures of half/almost complete cars.

Like most others here, I have more respect for the dude at the car show with his half restored/rolling restoration 60's Mustang than the dude that shows up with a Shelby clone jam packed with the newest parts who can't tell you jack about his car.

James