New 1967 Mustang Restomod, Fastback Mustang Update, Shop Tour and More!
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- Evan picked up a new 1967Mustang coupe! All black, this restomod Mustang is a sweet little car. This video features a full walkaround of this Mustang, start up and engine sound, and exhaust sound.
And - for all of you who have been following along waiting for an update to Evan's Mustang Fastback project, here you go! There some video of the metal fab work that's going on, new body panels, etc.
Plus - at the end of the video is a sneak peak at the progress of the shop project, future Classic Nation headquarters!
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The mustang is cool, but not a fastback. Was really interested in that, just about given up on you brother. Can’t wait to hear more about that project.
I've got an update on the Fastback at 4:51 of this video!
Can’t wait till the fastback is done!
Same! 🙏
Loved that old notchback - like something out of Mad Max! Great to see the fastback coming on and as for your new place - WOW!! Keep up the great work and keep those videos a-comin' !!
Thank you!!
Beautiful '67 coupe! That Fastback is coming along nicely awesome shop!
Thank you, thank you! 🙏
@@ClassicNation you're welcome man
The fastback is looking great! Mine just got back from paint and needed about as much panel replacement as yours. It came out perfect though, I'm sure yours will too. Keep up the good work! The coupe looks awesome
Thanks, Nick! I appreciate it! I just watched some of your Mustang videos. It looks GREAT! Nice work on it man.
I have 67 fastback restomod that'll be done in a couple months. If I could to do it again I would scrap the uni-body in favor of a full Detroit speed chassis. They aren't cheap but in the end it actually would have been less than the cost of all the fab time.
Separate the men from the boys by the price of their toys. Nice - Shop!
Thanks!
very nice coupe, going from that 13" aftermarket steering wheel to a more stock size will make it TONS easier to drive and the radiator fan should be a 5 min fix with the right temperature probe or whatever it is called in the wiring, maybe get the wheels plasti-dipped a flat black and call it good
Thanks! Totally agree on all points. 🙌🏽
Damn thats exactly how I would make one, without that steering wheel of course 🙈
Niiice!🤤
Thank you!
@@ClassicNation your most welcome
Looking forward to dedicated video on Fastback 🤞
Can't say I care for the coupe theme. The Torq-Thrust-look wheels are definitely the best part. The paint looks rattle-can to me. Not a fan of tinted glass on classic cars. Why hide that great interior? The traction control bars aren't a look I care for. Same with the shifter and steering wheel. Kinda like having a blower sticking out of the hood. I grew up with mods like those, so it seems kinda high school.
I had a '67 coupe in Wimbledon White that was basically stock and a '67 fastback Shelby clone (red w/ white Le Mans stripes). Mods were subtle. Biggest was in the fastback - a 5.0L from a '95. (Not a change some purists would make - to each their own, just like this coupe.)
Hey, any '67 Mustang is cool and I'm sure that one is fun. Just not my cup of black tea.
The car looks great! What a wonderful restoration job.
What the hell about this car is a restomod? It doesn't even have power steering. Restomodding is adding modern day comfort to older cars. Adding Ac, adding power steering, adding anti lock brakes, going from drum to disk brakes, going from leaf springs to independant suspension, going from carburated to EFI, adding heated seats, or a more modern radio/ sound system. This car is NOT a restomod.
Sorry.
Looks awesome! Gotta get some NVU Gauges in there
For sure!
Hi Evan. That "Notch back " ( not sure some folks like that description, so l apologise ) is a great buy for someone. And you must be excited to see the progress on yours , but even more exciting is the workshop........WOW! That looks like it could be finished in a couple of months . Great stuff ! Thanks for sharing .
Thanks, John! I'm super excited to see the progress on the Fastback. It's coming along nicely. I'm really hoping it can hit the road by the end of this summer. And yes - the shop is my DREAM SHOP! It's going to be amazing to have all the space for cars, working, etc. You're right: it should be done in a few months!
I hope all is well!
Cool coupe, and awesome work on the fastback. Thanks for the update
You bet, thanks for the support!
Yes. We’ve been waiting for the fastback update. Thank you
You bet! 🙌
shes coming along beautifully, have you decided what type of power steering you are going to use? looking at using EPAS in my 67 convertible, shopping parts was very reasonable and is supposed to be very effective and reliable. Best of luck on the fastback
Thank you! I've got the Borgeson box in the other Mustang coupe, and I love it. I think that is my go-to setup now. I haven't heard of the EPAS but I'll check it out. Thanks for the tip!
Where will you be getting the EPAS from?
@@Jos_kem_137 I actually watched a number of UA-cam videos about EPAS and found a guy who was parting out a Toyota Prius, he had the steering column,motor and electronic switch i needed. Bought the wiring of Ebay, have about $300 including a heim joint. My mechanic is going to do the install since I don't have a saw to cut the original driveshaft. It seems like a very straightforward process to install.
@@ClassicNation if nothing more check it out supposedly a very cost effective option and is supposed to work excellent 👍