I dont think it gets better than just a guy with a garage. I've never been a mustang guy at all, my brother was, loved the 69-70. After he passed I found a 69 roller and have built it in my garage also, when I lose inspiration this car is what gets me to grab the wrenches again. This thing is killer! All I got left is paint and interior. Keep it up!
Love the car and have a lot of respect for a guy who says "even if he had the money he'd still build it himself" thanks for all the videos Shawn! Keep up the awesome work.
Depends on how much you replace...or just restore. Complete drive line swap or upgrade, not a bad idea to have a rack/lift or other shop equipment. I found out why most people don't use a small block C-6's in 1967's...
Love that build out! Thanks - I had a 68 427 Corvette Stingray, 67 Shelby GT 500, and a 67 Mustang Couple EXACTLY like this one with a similar 302 build, aluminum heads, aluminum flywheel, blueprinted, 7k revline, and it rocked. Power to weight ratio and traction bars got the 1/4 mile in 12.10's at Orange county back in 73. This mustang couple model was one of the best for drag racing. Light, nimble, great weight distribution, and if you powered it right, they would jump off the line. The shelby and corvette were fast, but could not get the traction this one could and by the time the big block would start to catch up, race was over. Only lost once on the street.
I am a Mustang guy, have one and didn't know what it was about until I finally got it, am hooked. More expensive cars have come and gone but the GT will stay. Thanks for this video, just pure working man passion and a brilliant automobile
I saw that car on your cruising video and thought “ that car is bad ass!” Now you shoot it and my opinion is verified 😁 Well done garage builds are what inspires the rest of us garage builders
Gabriel what did do on the reaer end to setup disc brakes. I have the same 67 coupe.no as badass as your. Gab I trying to do my 67 mustang 4 wheels disc brakes..that is a badass 67. Thks mustang
“If I had the money I still wouldn’t pay a builder, I would still build it myself.” I can relate to that so much! I can admire the next mans car built or bought. There is just something I love about the challenge and the learning process and creating something of my own! Awesome build and love the story man!
I totally dig it. Just got done with my 93 fox. 331 stroker turbo car. Tune not quite rite yet but getting there. Learning curve for me. Love the stang
I think the cool part about how you approach each of the cars you highlight is that it doesn't matter if it's a half a million dollar custom or gentlemen's garage build. You're stoked and excited because you just love cars! And I'm partial to mustangs anyway. Thanks for sharing Shawn.
Exactly ! 400-450 hp is perfect for street ability. The Mustang looks good black on black with mini-lite style wheels and it definitely sounds good. The ingenuity kicks ass also ! Great car, great video ! 🍻
'Wire wheels on a drill' to strip back the engine bay ... brings back happy memories of building my 68 Barracuda in my cramped one car garage. It's these home builds that resonate most. Great car.
I absolutely love that car. Wish i had of kept my 67 Stang. Had from 15-24 years old. Sold it for around 2 grand around 1995. I dug the way he added those bolts and just his entire set up on that car is very nice. Way cool. Thanks always for another great show.
Excellent job, Gabe! I have a lot of respect for a successful "Garage Build." Having completed an engine/trans/computer&wire harness swap on an '86 Jag XJ6, I'm familiar with all the work and late nights involved! Mine took 6 weeks from In-garage to Out-garage but the end result looked stock from 10 feet away. The horsepower is always the talking/bragging point but Power-to-Weight Ratio gets the job done! Seeing a performance car these days at your weight, is especially impressive.
I used to not like the 65-68 mustang coupes but have come to appreciate them in recent years. This is a clean build. Proves you don't need to be a millionaire to build a cool car.
The front splitter makes the car when looking at the front. Really aggressive and fits the cars vibe completely. Been loving these muscle cars on here amd seeing them driven hard intead of being a trailer queen.
Love the budget build. Goes to show you don’t have to spend tons of dough to have a nice build. Just ingenuity, drive and of course coming across deals and doing the diy. Thanks for sharing Shawn!
so cool of your channel to feature home builders. i built my own 1953 ford f100. all the work, body work, metal work, engine and trans - done by myself.
I finally got to watch this video it was worth the wait. So impressive the work this young man did, fearless, never did this but let’s dive in anyway, that’s a gear head ! I didn’t do a total garage build but I was fortunate to get a good understanding of all the parts that went into my Cuda...the worst part about someone doing the work is you’re a captive audience...the engine builder took 2 freaking years to get my motor done, he did good work port matching the heads and intake but so damn slow! Shawn you have the best job !
I love to see more garage builds, and that stance is perfect! I have a 68 myself, with a similar build in mind! Nice to see what he chose for suspension.
I totally agree with you, you get an Honest 400HP to the wheels and you can have a ton of fun. Also cool he did it with a coupe as they are still going for good prices and there are plenty of aftermarket support to get what you need to build a nice car.
Hey Shawn, easy way to tell a 67 from a 68 Mustang, Camaro, Cougar, whatever. In 68 side marker lights became law, so 67s won't have side marker lights on the fenders and quarters, but 68s will.
Thanks for showing this great build, this man must be proud of his work. I have always had the best conversation during car meet with those guys that built their own car, not the most flashy or expensive one but so genuine.
The FRPP 393 Crate Engine is a great engine, especially in a lightweight coupe. If you can actually drive, the power it makes is 100% usable. This is what it’s all about for 99% of us. Great episode.
Seeing this, I really miss my 67 coupe. All the typical speed parts in Bullitt green with a 302 and top loader. I sold it many years ago to a buyer from Belgium. I was busy playing with boats too so something had to go.
Bro everytime you bring a mustang i say thats my favorite so far......and then you you bring another one and i like it even more!!! Keep it up man!! Great content!!
I too really dig the more DIY builds. 🥰👍 And anywhere between 300 & maybe 450 is perfect power for almost any car cause it's not gonna blow the tires off or make the weight distribution feel or seem all jelly-like.
Ok that blew my mind when he said he wire wheeled the whole engine bay area !!!!! 2 thumbs way,way up to you amigo 👍🏽👍🏽. U truly EARNED that car. It is a beautiful sweetheart 💕
Not uncommon for a classic car/muscle car home builder to take the entire car to bare metal with wire wheels, sand blasting, etc.. just isnt a common practice for more modern car chassis and import builds using 90s-2000s cars
awesome car.. epic channel too!! no music blocks the sound of the V8s here. its always at full volume for me! keep up the good work. much love from australia!!!
400+ horses to the wheels with only 3k lbs to push, that's a great power to weight ratio, a lot of fun to drive. Plus, that drivetrain will last a lot longer. A very economical set up that will last for years to come. I like this build.
Shawn, I love the way you do your show. The short format is perfect. I really like your choice of rides, from the million dollar rigs to the home builder. Cheers
Absolutely stunning 67. Stance sound , look . I have a 67 project coupe. Def want a driver car. I’d be happy if I could build mine anywhere close to yours , but you got a mean beauty , hats off to you !
Something about the posture of this car combined with those wheels and color tones indicates it's a tough sumbitch. It can be sitting still and you kinda think twice before wanting to mess with it.
I'm 22 years old. I wanna do something like this with my 6 month old daughter. Sure she won't be big enough to help or appreciate it for awhile. But the thought of building an old hotrod together sounds amazing
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I dont think it gets better than just a guy with a garage.
I've never been a mustang guy at all, my brother was, loved the 69-70.
After he passed I found a 69 roller and have built it in my garage also, when I lose inspiration this car is what gets me to grab the wrenches again. This thing is killer! All I got left is paint and interior. Keep it up!
I appreciate the garage builds more because I can relate, beautiful car Sir.
I understand and I love them too. Especially how raw they typically stay
Love the car and have a lot of respect for a guy who says "even if he had the money he'd still build it himself" thanks for all the videos Shawn! Keep up the awesome work.
Cool approach from Gabe...and glad you like what we do here
Who doesn't love a home built monster. Tired of all the trailer queens.
I 100% agree with you brother I do not like trailer queens it’s more soul in it when it’s built in house garage
Depends on how much you replace...or just restore. Complete drive line swap or upgrade, not a bad idea to have a rack/lift or other shop equipment.
I found out why most people don't use a small block C-6's in 1967's...
Love that build out! Thanks - I had a 68 427 Corvette Stingray, 67 Shelby GT 500, and a 67 Mustang Couple EXACTLY like this one with a similar 302 build, aluminum heads, aluminum flywheel, blueprinted, 7k revline, and it rocked. Power to weight ratio and traction bars got the 1/4 mile in 12.10's at Orange county back in 73. This mustang couple model was one of the best for drag racing. Light, nimble, great weight distribution, and if you powered it right, they would jump off the line. The shelby and corvette were fast, but could not get the traction this one could and by the time the big block would start to catch up, race was over. Only lost once on the street.
Mustang never gets tired of it.
That Windsor is barely under any stress that setup should easily make 500+ hp without any issue
I am a Mustang guy, have one and didn't know what it was about until I finally got it, am hooked. More expensive cars have come and gone but the GT will stay. Thanks for this video, just pure working man passion and a brilliant automobile
Awesome! And I love how raw he’s kept this one
I gotta say that was the nicest burn oouuttt !!!! i seen for a long time !!!!!
I saw that car on your cruising video and thought “ that car is bad ass!”
Now you shoot it and my opinion is verified 😁
Well done garage builds are what inspires the rest of us garage builders
I appreciate it man, I had a blast building it
Gabriel what did do on the reaer end to setup disc brakes. I have the same 67 coupe.no as badass as your. Gab I trying to do my 67 mustang 4 wheels disc brakes..that is a badass 67. Thks mustang
Jorge Sanchez it’s just a basic brake kit from a 04 cobra and adapter plate
its nice to give some love to coupes as well as to fastbacks
Agreed. They don’t get enough love and they deserve it
another bad ass pony. great build..👍
“If I had the money I still wouldn’t pay a builder, I would still build it myself.” I can relate to that so much! I can admire the next mans car built or bought. There is just something I love about the challenge and the learning process and creating something of my own! Awesome build and love the story man!
Just a sick ass build all together!
Agreed all the way 👊
Thank you for doing the 67mustang I love the car
I love how raw this one is
I totally dig it. Just got done with my 93 fox. 331 stroker turbo car. Tune not quite rite yet but getting there. Learning curve for me. Love the stang
Sounds like you’ve got a good Fox. Ever tried HP Tuners? Good product and good people
I think the cool part about how you approach each of the cars you highlight is that it doesn't matter if it's a half a million dollar custom or gentlemen's garage build. You're stoked and excited because you just love cars! And I'm partial to mustangs anyway. Thanks for sharing Shawn.
Awesome car. A labor of love and determination beats writing a check to have another man build your car any day!!
Exactly ! 400-450 hp is perfect for street ability. The Mustang looks good black on black with mini-lite style wheels and it definitely sounds good. The ingenuity kicks ass also !
Great car, great video ! 🍻
Agreed on power and I love what Gabe did here. Sounds, looks and is a great build
I have a streetable 68 mustang fuel injected 438windsor 540wheel e85 th400 4k stall 410 gears. Weighs 3k lbs. Scary car...lol
I have a new appreciation for notch back mustangs. Looks perfect, sounds great, and it's his effort that made it happen, not a credit card. Sweet.
'Wire wheels on a drill' to strip back the engine bay ... brings back happy memories of building my 68 Barracuda in my cramped one car garage. It's these home builds that resonate most. Great car.
These garage builds are great! I love the creativity it takes working with a smaller budget
I absolutely love that car. Wish i had of kept my 67 Stang. Had from 15-24 years old. Sold it for around 2 grand around 1995. I dug the way he added those bolts and just his entire set up on that car is very nice. Way cool. Thanks always for another great show.
The acronym “KISS” applies here. Love it. Good job Gabe
Thanks man, I appreciate it
@@GabrielGonzalez-ck3gg Awesome car man. The fact that you did this in your garage makes it that much better.
Excellent job, Gabe! I have a lot of respect for a successful "Garage Build." Having completed an engine/trans/computer&wire harness swap on an '86 Jag XJ6, I'm familiar with all the work and late nights involved! Mine took 6 weeks from In-garage to Out-garage but the end result looked stock from 10 feet away.
The horsepower is always the talking/bragging point but Power-to-Weight Ratio gets the job done! Seeing a performance car these days at your weight, is especially impressive.
Yes for sure :/. It’s great
Roflmfao i live by that standard
I used to not like the 65-68 mustang coupes but have come to appreciate them in recent years. This is a clean build. Proves you don't need to be a millionaire to build a cool car.
Thank man
@@GabrielGonzalez-ck3gg No problem. Be safe in that thing.
I'm so glad he went with the blue oval for the engine!
Fitting of this one
That’s a beast!, I love it
My favorite parts of all your videos, the grin you get when somebody gets on the go peddle.
Can’t help it! I turn into a 6 year old quickly 😂
She hooks! 450hp sounds nice too me. Traction baby!
Grip and go is the idea and I love it
The front splitter makes the car when looking at the front. Really aggressive and fits the cars vibe completely. Been loving these muscle cars on here amd seeing them driven hard intead of being a trailer queen.
We do our best to not have trailer queens but once in a while...he did a great job with this one
Love the budget build. Goes to show you don’t have to spend tons of dough to have a nice build. Just ingenuity, drive and of course coming across deals and doing the diy. Thanks for sharing Shawn!
so cool of your channel to feature home builders. i built my own 1953 ford f100. all the work, body work, metal work, engine and trans - done by myself.
Awesome! Sounds like a cool truck. We love showing garage builds here
I love that creativity of the garage build and I'm a total Mustang guy! Sounded sick too!
Same for me and yeah, the sound is awesome!
Gorgeous Mustang and amazing garage build 👍👍👍👍
Yes and yes!!
Def my favorite one so far.
I finally got to watch this video it was worth the wait. So impressive the work this young man did, fearless, never did this but let’s dive in anyway, that’s a gear head !
I didn’t do a total garage build but I was fortunate to get a good understanding of all the parts that went into my Cuda...the worst part about someone doing the work is you’re a captive audience...the engine builder took 2 freaking years to get my motor done, he did good work port matching the heads and intake but so damn slow!
Shawn you have the best job !
Sounds like you have a cool Cuda! I love how he jumped in and built this and keeps learning as he goes
RESPECT to 'Garage BUILDS' !!.......ALL DAY LONG!! ....Keep 'M 'Coming!
Those are the best wheels on a mustang period. My wife wants a red version of this car and its next on the build list!
They’re so perfect on here...red??? I like it!!
I love to see more garage builds, and that stance is perfect! I have a 68 myself, with a similar build in mind! Nice to see what he chose for suspension.
I totally agree with you, you get an Honest 400HP to the wheels and you can have a ton of fun. Also cool he did it with a coupe as they are still going for good prices and there are plenty of aftermarket support to get what you need to build a nice car.
Feature more garage builds man we love them! Provides inspiration and motivation that we regular guys can build our dream cars aw well.
Hey Shawn, easy way to tell a 67 from a 68 Mustang, Camaro, Cougar, whatever. In 68 side marker lights became law, so 67s won't have side marker lights on the fenders and quarters, but 68s will.
Thanks for the info! Makes it easier
Thanks for showing this great build, this man must be proud of his work. I have always had the best conversation during car meet with those guys that built their own car, not the most flashy or expensive one but so genuine.
Sweet! I love the garage builds. It doesn't get any realer than that. I love the vinyl roof, too.
He must have a much nicer garage than I do.
Thanks brotha
That things sounds so good!!! And it looks like it rides like a perfectly balanced champ
Agreed all the way here
I like the vinyl roof. Great build Bubby!
Love those garage build series... That's a one bad 67... Keep them coming Shawn
Thanks Nik and definitely more garage builds coming
The FRPP 393 Crate Engine is a great engine, especially in a lightweight coupe. If you can actually drive, the power it makes is 100% usable. This is what it’s all about for 99% of us. Great episode.
Same here. I love useable power
Im surprised normally i like chrome bumpers but those painted ones are really nice and sets it off
Seeing this, I really miss my 67 coupe. All the typical speed parts in Bullitt green with a 302 and top loader. I sold it many years ago to a buyer from Belgium. I was busy playing with boats too so something had to go.
Nice build, loved the wheels and the vinyl top
Agreed all the way 👊
Love. Just how I built my 69 coupe. Minus the stroker. Still a 351w. But it's been sitting the last six years. Time to pull it out and get it fired up
Back here for the 6th time. I cant wait to build my '68 coupe .
Awesome!! Can’t wait to see it when you finish
That entire video put a smile on my face, great job Gabe!
Thank you sir
Beautiful build. Well done
Raw mean garage built ride
Another killer ride and awesome video! 😎🤘
Thanks and agreed on a killer garage built ride
Hearing the great way that car sounds is like bacon for my ears!
“Bacon for my ears” 😂😂
I'm guessing he's not Jewish.
This is one of my favorite 67-8 stangs based on it being garage built, the paint choices, etc.
Two brothers in the youngest built with such a sound..!! Love that..!! Thanks brothers.. ;-)
Is that he’s brother
Great video. Gabe has a great build.
👊🏽👊🏽👊🏽
Thanks and I agree. And a cool guy as you know
Bro everytime you bring a mustang i say thats my favorite so far......and then you you bring another one and i like it even more!!! Keep it up man!! Great content!!
Cool to hear as we have a few killer Mustangs on deck...thanks!
I too really dig the more DIY builds. 🥰👍 And anywhere between 300 & maybe 450 is perfect power for almost any car cause it's not gonna blow the tires off or make the weight distribution feel or seem all jelly-like.
the flowmasters sound brutal
Best one yet.
Awesome!
Ok that blew my mind when he said he wire wheeled the whole engine bay area !!!!!
2 thumbs way,way up to you amigo 👍🏽👍🏽.
U truly EARNED that car. It is a beautiful sweetheart 💕
He did such a cool job on this one and I love that he drives it hard
Not uncommon for a classic car/muscle car home builder to take the entire car to bare metal with wire wheels, sand blasting, etc.. just isnt a common practice for more modern car chassis and import builds using 90s-2000s cars
Love it!!!
Best Mustang I've seen so far! Definitely my new all time favorite muscle car!👍
What a build stang looks and sounds sick love it!!!
Very cool ride!
Awe man. Congrats Gabe. You deserve it. Your car is Rad. 🤟🏼🏁
He’s built a cool old school driver which I love
Great build! Raw and to the point, built in a garage....what´s not to like?!
awesome car.. epic channel too!! no music blocks the sound of the V8s here. its always at full volume for me! keep up the good work. much love from australia!!!
Cool ride for sure and thanks for the compliment 👊
400+ horses to the wheels with only 3k lbs to push, that's a great power to weight ratio, a lot of fun to drive. Plus, that drivetrain will last a lot longer. A very economical set up that will last for years to come. I like this build.
Great build, great guy. Keep these awesome videos coming.
More coming and I agree
Shawn, I love the way you do your show. The short format is perfect. I really like your choice of rides, from the million dollar rigs to the home builder. Cheers
Another great one for garage builds-Well done Man.
Absolutely stunning 67. Stance sound , look . I have a 67 project coupe. Def want a driver car. I’d be happy if I could build mine anywhere close to yours , but you got a mean beauty , hats off to you !
Awesome car for real .
This is my favorite car of all your reviews!
Old guy told me years ago; The difference between 400hp and 1000hp you still got to cross the finish line son.
I agree
@Motersickle Bum Ok.
Nicely done Gabe. Garage builds are cool
Sounds great and nice show at the end of what it can do. Nice job on that build drove it knew what he wanted to do after.
Yeah, I love that he built it to drive and drives it hard!
Another great video! Love the garage builds!!
Thanks and I do too!
Great work with this classic Mustang! Love that sound!👏😄
Same thoughts here 👊
Remove the vinal top and do spray on bed liner. Clear coat and it looks original. No rust!
Saw it at quarantine cruise
That’s where I first saw it. Cool car and owner
Garage builds are the best real hot rodding.
Love it 👍
I've watched this 5x now...............LOVE this car !
Awesome!!
@@AutotopiaLA ......make that 6. Gabe is a cool ass dude too, been chat'n with him on IG. \m/
Something about the posture of this car combined with those wheels and color tones indicates it's a tough sumbitch. It can be sitting still and you kinda think twice before wanting to mess with it.
More budget builds please!!
More coming I promise
7:14......the sound of the Flows. Classic!! I may or may not have came in my underwear.
😂😂
love these garage builds!
Me too
Love this one! It's like a dealer day two Trans Am racer appearace package tribute...thing. At least I imagined it that way when I first saw it.
Very much like a trans am racer
Nice Ford. Great job on finding it.
I love what he’s done here and still in progress
Beautiful car!
It’s such a raw cool build
Not a big mustang fan but I love this! Great job!
I love it too and all done on a budget in the garage which is cool imo
I'm 22 years old. I wanna do something like this with my 6 month old daughter. Sure she won't be big enough to help or appreciate it for awhile. But the thought of building an old hotrod together sounds amazing
One of my favorite vids for sure!
Bro thats a killer stang! Love the car, love the show! Thanks for another great episode!
Thanks and I agree on Gabe building a badass driver!
Very nice!!! VERY NICE!!!
Love the garage style builds! I’m currently building 69 c-10 in my garage.
Me too...show us your C10 when it’s done!