Dra99

I found a 1965 mustang that has been sitting out side since 1994. Do you thinks it's to far gone to restore?

movielover40

it would need a lot of work.

Too much for me.

BarneyPenny

Depends on the model. I would say too much work for a coupe, given that restored ones only go for 8-13 in my area. But for a fastback or vert, it may be worth doing a very thorough restoration, if you can pick it up at a good price.

88 orangepeel notch

It all depends on your bank account lol.

For future reference, this is the wrong section to post this. Check out the Tech section for better sub forum choices. Good luck with your decision.

proeagles

Valid point. What is your end goal? You will never recover your restoration costs in just about any case. Anything can be restored if you have enough money. What it's worth is up to you.

barstowpo

It also depends on how much of the work you can do yourself. If you are able to install floors, quarters and torque boxes, that would bring the out of pocket costs down considerably. If you wanted to learn how to do those things, this type of car could be a good learning experience.

99GTvert

Moving to tech..