This track-ready Coyote-powered 1965 Mustang coupe weapon was built without a state-of-the-art shop, proving anyone can do it.

Extensive wiring and modern computers make crank-a-pallet long blocks more challenging for would-be swappers.

Even with manual brakes and no converter, this Coyote-swapped Mustang lays down some pretty impressive times.

Incredibly-clean and tasteful classic Mustang uses modern Coyote power and thoughtful touches to really stand out.

Lund Racing reaches “new heights” in their 1,400 horsepower, 3,750 pound, twin-turbo Mustang.

With little bit of tuning, this classic Mustang puts down 385 horsepower to the wheels and 378 torque at 6,500 rpm.

Classic black and yellow California license plate gives the game away: CYTE PWR.