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Your growth over the years is unreal. You have gotten to the point where you not only make money, but get paid to build a car that you wanted. Excellent work dude
And he FINALLY got to build this Mustang swap after all the Eleanor bs lol AND took it to SEMA. Straight flex back in that family’s face 💪🏼 you’re 100% right about the growth in the channel and he’s done it without changing really much at all about the contents of the content, the builds, the format, really there’s not a whole lot that’s changed. If he has changed something then it was out of necessity and done better.
What’s crazy to me is all the cars pretty much just sit in the garage afterwards. Simple math alone proves they don’t get driven all that often atleast. I don’t blame him for keeping them, it would be hard for me to walk away from them also
100% I've been saying this forever. I want a 1967 convertible body on a modern Mustang GT. I finally found the Exact classic I wanted, but upon sitting in it and driving it, I realized I'd have to basically upgrade everything and still probably barely have a car I'd actually drive.
WOW! What an amazing build! Being from that era of 1967-68 (I was 16 in 68), those have always been my favorite Mustangs. I did own a 68 notchback many years ago. It was a wreck and paid all of $400 for it. Spent a year fixing it (inline 6 with three speed), but sold it once I got it going. Of course, looking back now, I should have never gotten rid of it! But don't we all say that? Again, great build, fun to watch you guys (before SEMA) building and and seeing the finished product!
the government is so corrupt they ruin everything they touch. they should know just cause guy called it a famous cars name dont mean he stole the idea or anything and take it away, they should see that the company trying to sue is scum, but scum helps scum scam
That is the way to go for someone wanting a new Mustang GT. Classic look with that new car smell so to say. My first car was a 67 coupe. Bought it when I was 15 for 950 bucks. Kept it 10 years, had new rear quarter panels front fenders floor pan front and rear valance and a decent paint job. Looking back I wish I would have done a Shelby drop and added a 5 speed. I would have had a lot more fun with that. It didn't handle the curves very well the way it was. This is a beautiful car, thanks for a good show.
It was one of the best builds forsure , stressful time crunch ( usual of course) , crazy mods, huge drive, finished at SEMA , all very entertaining. 10/10
Nice to see the material costs, I'm guessing labor costs for your team working on this for 30 days would be $50,000. All in all a $90,000 brand new "1967 Mustang Fastback" is probably not too bad considering what you'd have to do to achieve the same performance from an original.
@@BridgeGuitar I guestimated by using the labor rate near me of $100ish per hour for an average of 2 guys doing 8 hour days for the 30 days which is $48,000.
A seriously amazing creation. Thank you for sharing and taking the time to catalog all of your data. Man, I’ve never seen vinyl wrap. Look that good before.
I had a dream way back in the 2000's to have my own 67 Stang but with the updated chassis, engine and intetrior... nobody in South Africa thoughtbit possible and lo and behold you did it ! And did it well. Thanx for this !!
I like how you do these summary timelapse / price reveal videos. I see some channels that just run a timelapse or some that just list prices. Doing the voiceover and giving prices as you go makes it much more interesting and works a lot better.
I'm Impressed!!! You guys rock! Amazing accomplishment. Thank you for letting us all watch the build. It is simply wonderful entertainment and gaining knowledge. Congratulations on your accomplishments...Your build is unbelievable. Thank you Guys!
You guys are so lucky living in a land where the Stang is created and lives. This is one dream machine I could watch all day. My wishlist from Santa. This same machine! That fusion of new base and the Eleanor body handcrafted so beautifully by your artisan team is a sight to behold. Wishing you guys all the good health so you wont stop making this beauty and bad boy!
Guys…! I have become a huge fan..! Excellent project..! You guys are a great team and do quality work. The Shelby turned out epic and Carrol Shelby would be proud..!
40k in parts but what about labor? Three guys working, conservatively, 12 hours a day for 30 days is close 1100 man hours. Figure $150/hour, if you find a fabricator willing to do it for tlhat little, adds another $165k. Now I'm sure he doesn't have that much in labor in it but the average diy guy, would between buying tools and hiring out stuff beyond their skill set, certainly would. I appreciate the breakdown but think that final number of $40k is extremely under reported.
Yup my first swag was well over 150k at standard shop labor rates with at least 1,000hrs billed, plus he bought that huge 3d printed is that costed out to? Smh at least he showed if you did it right and a shop started doing builds like this more than 1 at a time? It could make a turn key 65-70 restomod built on a nice s550 donor sub 100k all in for a simpler build. I bet that kind of deal could find at least 3-5,000 interested buyers a year. Depending on being willing to ship them anywhere? 🤔
Don't get me wrong... I love your channel. But you drive me nuts doing last minute SEMA builds every year. It's amazing what you do in 30-60 days, but I would like to see what you could actually do in a year. Perfect the car. Do other content builds while you are waiting on parts. But do a year long SEMA build not being rushed to get finished. I have made comments before... You drive me nuts. I know what you are capable of, I want to see a project that you do that is not always rushed.
That pile of plant debris on top of the engine was starting to bother me right around the time you started working with the hood cowling then magically the engine bay was cleaned and i could relax and enjoy the rest of the build lol. Nice work guys.
All of those pieces that you had laying around the shop whispered to be used this way 👍 Like a jest in your head that slowly turned into a solid vision. Sometimes ya just got to do it cuz you are so curious to see the outcome…. and because you can. This was very cool to see. The final car looks amazing and I’m sure it drives like a new car. 🙌👏👏👏
I love that this was done and you guys are awsome for pulling it off... i will say though, it kinda looks like a giant model toy car more than and actual full metal car. Probably just because of all the fiberglass panels and vinyl wrap, instead of actual painted metal.. but its still super dope!
This is amazing. I miss the 2021 gt i had but needed a truck. I would happily buy this piece of art as a replacement that fulfills the dream car void of a 60’s fastback but getting all the power and handling of a new s550.
I'd really like to see you take your time on a build. I love the fast pace builds, for sure! But I would love to see you start next year's SEMA build in January and see what you can produce. Just my 2 cents. You do you.
I’m glad this build was finally able to happen. Out of all the builds on this channel I’m torn between this one and the body swapped R69 Skyline. I’m a perfect world I would own both those cars. I’m looking forward to what the future has for these guys
holy shit i have a 2019 bullit and want to do this so bad with a 68 bullitt replica. never thought id find such a 1 for 1 video lol . nice content AND its gotta be a 2019 + that you buy if you go manual(which is best).....no auto rev match downshifting in 2018 and before. that feature is immeasurable !
That car right there is why I love the S197's and the S550's too.. When you look at them from the side they all have that beautiful fastback look from 65 to 67.. I know the S197's look even closer in the front with a modern touch. But my S550 too...
The fact that almost no other UA-camr even mentioned this beautiful car, shows exactly why you guys are my favourite automotive channel. Putting actual effort into something and building something unique is what its all about. Not fixing some badly damaged car but turning a damaged car into something completely different and better.
A guy did something similar like this years ago with a 65 and used a 2011 GT. It was nowhere near as extensive as yours, but over looked cool. Great job btw!
I love body swap videos and I feel your work is more precise and VFM since you used a modern mustang bought cheap and used old car reproduced body panels which saves time and effort
Chris, did you ever see the “Volgatti” done by some talented dudes from Belarus? They use cnc cut building foam to make fiber glass molds. Might be a cool technique to look into also. Might be more efficient than 3d printing for more complicated/larger parts. Plus: the volgatti is just a cool build (albeit work in progress)
I have not seen the Volgatti build (added to my list), but I've seen severeal use CNC to cut styrofoam and buildingfoam to create epic parts. Mike Patey have a lot of this in his build of "Skrappy". (Cub airplane totaly rebuilt in mainly carbon fibre).
Great video, it's amazing that you could buy all the body parts to create a 67 Mustang. In theory people could do this with a much cheaper donor car and still look very cool.
@@HarryCrackz so the real cost with labour is double so who in the right mind would pay $100k for a chopped 2019 mustang at best a look alike for a 1967 fastback at best a concept but no where near thr real thing. Question is would you pay $100k for a kit car of any make like aston marton db9,
@@iandcrutchley3921 never said i would pay it, just pointing out that unless you are doing the work, you wont be able to go out and buy this for $50k. That is the thing with these projects. They are unique and 1 of 1s. Of course they are not going to be value for money if you were to buy it off someone.
Maybe add subtle flares to get some wheels with more dish. Also, hack the front control arms and move the front wheels forward. You'd add some caster but I'm sure it'd be fine. Not sure if MM makes offset arms for this gen, I know they do for older mustangs.
Looks amazing, only thing i would had changed it's put a modern door panel with the power windows/locks since it has the 2019 dash and center console, keep the entire interior with the modern look.
This is my dream car! I currently have a 65 coupe and a 2020 gt and I would love to have a newer mustang with the old school flavor on it just like this!!!
You just keep getting better ! That last widebody Mustang is a masterpiece-monster . I love it . Ans you create This work of Shelby Beauty , sexy even 😮 . This time-lapse is icing on a great cake . Thankyou ALL so much .
Just a quick tip. Home Depot ramboard it’s perfect for sheet metal templates because it’s close to 16-18 gauge in thickness and is a lot better than regular cardboard.
Anyone watching unless they are a moron has to appreciate your creativity and that of your team. What struck me was you actually disclosed your costs. You have created a one of one and that has to be factored in. Towards the end you gave comparisons with other years of cars. If you were to sell the car at auction, anyone wanting an exclusive car would have to pay a huge premium. Never underestimate the value of B is for Build.
Fantastic work, guys. The only thing I don't like about it is the wheels. I wish you had enough space to put on something that matches the character of the car better.
Absolutely AMAZING! How I wish I had the expertise and knowledge to be able to do this! That’d be a dream come true. I wonder how it’d work out with a GT350 as the base. Fantastic work guys!
Outstanding video series featuring my all time favorite year Shelby. I'm wondering if that OEM gas cap location could be a cool spot for a reverse light?!? Glad you 2 made it home safely 🙏
redemption build came out excellent. car looks fantastic, sounds fantastic, drives fantastic. thats 3 for 3! and it wasnt a 6 figure car all said and done. 4 for 3 haha
I have idea for that gas cap in rear panel. Use it to make permanent plug for battery tenter. Or if something crazy put air jack attachment point under the cap.
Erased my last comment. You know what thats bad ass. Great job. Im lookng at a 72' mustang($2500) and a 92' corvette($1500) missing alot but engine intact. Wanna plug that lst into the stang
Man I know how much work went into building that car. I'm no builder or anything like that just a auto enthusiast with an engineering degree. I just finished my total build of my 67 gt 500 I bought as a teenager in 1982. 18 months of pure hell, replaced all rusted panels, full frame, IRS rear suspension, pro-touring front suspension, (thanks to the roadster shop) mini-tubs shaved bumpers. I done some modern accents and interior, I hate chrome so all accent parts were done in satin black. I done most of the work myself w/ some help from my wife and daughter except for the paint and interior.(A mans gotta know his limitations) Top off with a 1000hp built aluminator w/ a Whipple & a T56. I've been wanting to do it for a long time just to see if I could, it's just for me and my for my daughter when I'm outta here. (My son isn't into cars he drives a Tesla. 🤮 I don't consider that a car, more like a oversized phone charger) I'm only 57 so I'm not going anywhere anytime soon, she'll have to wait awhile. I've always hated that Elenore look I think the 60s gt500 and the gt350 look way better. Good for you keep doing you.
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Well hopefully if you include revenue from videos the team made money. Otherwise we wouldn’t be able to keep watching these guys B.
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Your growth over the years is unreal. You have gotten to the point where you not only make money, but get paid to build a car that you wanted. Excellent work dude
And he FINALLY got to build this Mustang swap after all the Eleanor bs lol AND took it to SEMA. Straight flex back in that family’s face 💪🏼 you’re 100% right about the growth in the channel and he’s done it without changing really much at all about the contents of the content, the builds, the format, really there’s not a whole lot that’s changed. If he has changed something then it was out of necessity and done better.
What’s crazy to me is all the cars pretty much just sit in the garage afterwards. Simple math alone proves they don’t get driven all that often atleast. I don’t blame him for keeping them, it would be hard for me to walk away from them also
I only see one guy doing all the work. Hopefully you talking about him
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FORD, THIS IS WHAT WE WANT‼️
Doesn't have to be the fastest in the world, just classic & good H.P. with modern technology.
100% I've been saying this forever. I want a 1967 convertible body on a modern Mustang GT.
I finally found the Exact classic I wanted, but upon sitting in it and driving it, I realized I'd have to basically upgrade everything and still probably barely have a car I'd actually drive.
Absolutely mega to get such a showstopper of a build done in such a tiny amount of time! Huge cheers to the whole BIFB team.
Loved this car!
Glad he was finally able to get a nice one finished!
It was his nemesis 😂
Took the words out my mouth
I guess you could say it was his... Unicorn.
Eleanor 🦄
WOW! What an amazing build! Being from that era of 1967-68 (I was 16 in 68), those have always been my favorite Mustangs. I did own a 68 notchback many years ago. It was a wreck and paid all of $400 for it. Spent a year fixing it (inline 6 with three speed), but sold it once I got it going. Of course, looking back now, I should have never gotten rid of it! But don't we all say that? Again, great build, fun to watch you guys (before SEMA) building and and seeing the finished product!
After the Ellenor fiasco I'm super happy to see you guys do a build in the same fashion, feels like a chapter got closed on a good note.
the government is so corrupt they ruin everything they touch. they should know just cause guy called it a famous cars name dont mean he stole the idea or anything and take it away, they should see that the company trying to sue is scum, but scum helps scum scam
I love the way you edited this... the voice over time lapse is a perfect way to summarize this build.
Proud of you, Chris and Oscar! The build is legit, and looks gangster from Ford golden days!!!!!
What about Kyle
Don’t forget Kyle. Almost never see him! Is he hiding out with a new identity?
That is the way to go for someone wanting a new Mustang GT. Classic look with that new car smell so to say. My first car was a 67 coupe. Bought it when I was 15 for 950 bucks. Kept it 10 years, had new rear quarter panels front fenders floor pan front and rear valance and a decent paint job. Looking back I wish I would have done a Shelby drop and added a 5 speed. I would have had a lot more fun with that. It didn't handle the curves very well the way it was. This is a beautiful car, thanks for a good show.
This redemption build was AWESOME. I wish I could have made it to SEMA to see it in person. Your builds are always AMAZING.
It was one of the best builds forsure , stressful time crunch ( usual of course) , crazy mods, huge drive, finished at SEMA , all very entertaining. 10/10
I love how the progression has been on the channel. First it was BRZ's and now we are on to Mustangs.
Even with just the timelapse, you can tell how much work and love went into this car. Amazing work!
Amazing job on this pony Chris & co. I'd love to see you do this again with a GT350 in the future!
Hell I'd love to help even!
Nice to see the material costs, I'm guessing labor costs for your team working on this for 30 days would be $50,000. All in all a $90,000 brand new "1967 Mustang Fastback" is probably not too bad considering what you'd have to do to achieve the same performance from an original.
what car would be worth more or sell easier to sell a resto mod 67 this body swap also what car would be more credible to own
Also throw in the coat for a paint job
@@frozenice61I imagine an all original one would hold its value and credibility for more buyers. As for selling I think the original.
My question too…is 50k a pretty good estimate for labor?
@@BridgeGuitar I guestimated by using the labor rate near me of $100ish per hour for an average of 2 guys doing 8 hour days for the 30 days which is $48,000.
A seriously amazing creation. Thank you for sharing and taking the time to catalog all of your data. Man, I’ve never seen vinyl wrap. Look that good before.
The amount of talent and dedication to pull this off is amazing. Really cool build!!!
It would be cool to see this thing get all the wrap pulled off and the body work finalized and properly primed, sanded, and painted
Wrong channel for that..
@@M0beast your 100% right lol, just a thought.
@@isaachollmann4145 😂😂
I had a dream way back in the 2000's to have my own 67 Stang but with the updated chassis, engine and intetrior... nobody in South Africa thoughtbit possible and lo and behold you did it ! And did it well. Thanx for this !!
I like how you do these summary timelapse / price reveal videos. I see some channels that just run a timelapse or some that just list prices. Doing the voiceover and giving prices as you go makes it much more interesting and works a lot better.
Man, that is awesome, your guy’s skills keep improving all the time.
I'm Impressed!!! You guys rock! Amazing accomplishment. Thank you for letting us all watch the build. It is simply wonderful entertainment and gaining knowledge. Congratulations on your accomplishments...Your build is unbelievable. Thank you Guys!
You guys are so lucky living in a land where the Stang is created and lives. This is one dream machine I could watch all day. My wishlist from Santa. This same machine! That fusion of new base and the Eleanor body handcrafted so beautifully by your artisan team is a sight to behold. Wishing you guys all the good health so you wont stop making this beauty and bad boy!
Awesome work guys. I've been watching the channel sense the first E build, was hart broken when the took it out of you hands. one of my dream cars!
Guys…! I have become a huge fan..! Excellent project..! You guys are a great team and do quality work. The Shelby turned out epic and Carrol Shelby would be proud..!
40k in parts but what about labor? Three guys working, conservatively, 12 hours a day for 30 days is close 1100 man hours. Figure $150/hour, if you find a fabricator willing to do it for tlhat little, adds another $165k. Now I'm sure he doesn't have that much in labor in it but the average diy guy, would between buying tools and hiring out stuff beyond their skill set, certainly would. I appreciate the breakdown but think that final number of $40k is extremely under reported.
Yup my first swag was well over 150k at standard shop labor rates with at least 1,000hrs billed, plus he bought that huge 3d printed is that costed out to? Smh at least he showed if you did it right and a shop started doing builds like this more than 1 at a time?
It could make a turn key 65-70 restomod built on a nice s550 donor sub 100k all in for a simpler build. I bet that kind of deal could find at least 3-5,000 interested buyers a year. Depending on being willing to ship them anywhere? 🤔
B clears $100,000 monthly on YT channel
Yeah but labor is payed for by youtube revenue
⚓️ D is for dumb 🙁
the labor in this Eleanor is priceless! Pure joy and skills, talent and 100% love!
Don't get me wrong... I love your channel. But you drive me nuts doing last minute SEMA builds every year. It's amazing what you do in 30-60 days, but I would like to see what you could actually do in a year. Perfect the car. Do other content builds while you are waiting on parts. But do a year long SEMA build not being rushed to get finished. I have made comments before... You drive me nuts. I know what you are capable of, I want to see a project that you do that is not always rushed.
You tube content wise, people won't stay and watch such a long series. It dies out eventually and views drop.
I swear the wrap and stripes set this puppy off!!! Great build guys!!!
That pile of plant debris on top of the engine was starting to bother me right around the time you started working with the hood cowling then magically the engine bay was cleaned and i could relax and enjoy the rest of the build lol.
Nice work guys.
Great build, best of old and new. I have an 18 G.T. Convertible, same engine with a 10 spd, love it.
All of those pieces that you had laying around the shop whispered to be used this way 👍 Like a jest in your head that slowly turned into a solid vision. Sometimes ya just got to do it cuz you are so curious to see the outcome…. and because you can. This was very cool to see. The final car looks amazing and I’m sure it drives like a new car. 🙌👏👏👏
I love that this was done and you guys are awsome for pulling it off... i will say though, it kinda looks like a giant model toy car more than and actual full metal car. Probably just because of all the fiberglass panels and vinyl wrap, instead of actual painted metal.. but its still super dope!
What’s the opposite of a Resto-Mod? Mod-Regress? Whatever you call it, I love what you did. Beautiful build!
It turned out so sick! Looked even better in person.
This is amazing. I miss the 2021 gt i had but needed a truck. I would happily buy this piece of art as a replacement that fulfills the dream car void of a 60’s fastback but getting all the power and handling of a new s550.
Awesome build. Watched every episode when it was posted . Love your content .
Awesome best of both worlds, looks of a classic resto mod with the dependability of a late model Mustang very cool
Just incredible! My favorite has got to be 3d printing the bumper. That’s so badass.
I'd really like to see you take your time on a build. I love the fast pace builds, for sure! But I would love to see you start next year's SEMA build in January and see what you can produce. Just my 2 cents. You do you.
Awesome as always.Thanks for sharing and taking us along
I’m glad this build was finally able to happen. Out of all the builds on this channel I’m torn between this one and the body swapped R69 Skyline. I’m a perfect world I would own both those cars. I’m looking forward to what the future has for these guys
It's absolutely crazy that y'all built this car in 30 days! It looks awesome! You should name it Denice!
holy shit i have a 2019 bullit and want to do this so bad with a 68 bullitt replica. never thought id find such a 1 for 1 video lol . nice content
AND its gotta be a 2019 + that you buy if you go manual(which is best).....no auto rev match downshifting in 2018 and before. that feature is immeasurable
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Elegoo has that new OrangeStorm 3D Printer that is massive. If quality of the prints was an issue I would hope that Elegoo would do it better.
That car right there is why I love the S197's and the S550's too.. When you look at them from the side they all have that beautiful fastback look from 65 to 67.. I know the S197's look even closer in the front with a modern touch. But my S550 too...
"That's how stealing works" - Chris
Love the build, and I love your honesty. Good job.
The fact that almost no other UA-camr even mentioned this beautiful car, shows exactly why you guys are my favourite automotive channel. Putting actual effort into something and building something unique is what its all about. Not fixing some badly damaged car but turning a damaged car into something completely different and better.
this is such a passionate project, I am actually envious. nicely done
Great build fellas!! Loved following it!
A guy did something similar like this years ago with a 65 and used a 2011 GT. It was nowhere near as extensive as yours, but over looked cool. Great job btw!
I love body swap videos and I feel your work is more precise and VFM since you used a modern mustang bought cheap and used old car reproduced body panels which saves time and effort
Great work! The team made it come together. God bless
You did a mustang II/FOX body look delete! And made the Mustang great looking again since 78! ❤️
Chris, did you ever see the “Volgatti” done by some talented dudes from Belarus? They use cnc cut building foam to make fiber glass molds. Might be a cool technique to look into also. Might be more efficient than 3d printing for more complicated/larger parts. Plus: the volgatti is just a cool build (albeit work in progress)
Holy shit that's a real car? I saw it afew months back and thought it was just a quick Photoshop job 😂
I have not seen the Volgatti build (added to my list), but I've seen severeal use CNC to cut styrofoam and buildingfoam to create epic parts.
Mike Patey have a lot of this in his build of "Skrappy". (Cub airplane totaly rebuilt in mainly carbon fibre).
Yeah I think they should go watch a bunch of Mike Patey videos on working with carbon fiber and remake the front bumper
WHY CANT THEY JUST BUILD CARS LIKE THIS TO BEGIN WITH.... 😭😭😭Its just so beautiful!
Great video, it's amazing that you could buy all the body parts to create a 67 Mustang. In theory people could do this with a much cheaper donor car and still look very cool.
Watched from the start and I estimated $45 - 50K and would pay that all day long, awesome job.
Doesn't include labor obviously. So unless you can do what Oscar can do, the real cost is like double.
@@HarryCrackz so the real cost with labour is double so who in the right mind would pay $100k for a chopped 2019 mustang at best a look alike for a 1967 fastback at best a concept but no where near thr real thing. Question is would you pay $100k for a kit car of any make like aston marton db9,
@@iandcrutchley3921 never said i would pay it, just pointing out that unless you are doing the work, you wont be able to go out and buy this for $50k. That is the thing with these projects. They are unique and 1 of 1s. Of course they are not going to be value for money if you were to buy it off someone.
Maybe add subtle flares to get some wheels with more dish. Also, hack the front control arms and move the front wheels forward. You'd add some caster but I'm sure it'd be fine. Not sure if MM makes offset arms for this gen, I know they do for older mustangs.
Amazing build, well done sir!
What a great idea. Looks of the old with all the comfort and conveniences of today. Bravo
Welcome Back!!! GREAT Car - Fantastic Work!!!
beautiful build, definitely a contender for the dream car list.
Looks amazing, only thing i would had changed it's put a modern door panel with the power windows/locks since it has the 2019 dash and center console, keep the entire interior with the modern look.
What a great idea: Timeless looks. Modern performance and driveabilty.
This is my dream car! I currently have a 65 coupe and a 2020 gt and I would love to have a newer mustang with the old school flavor on it just like this!!!
OMG, You're awesome and what you did is stunning and out of the box we need more people like you
It’s the perfect build guys absolutely incredible
Looks like a champ! You forgot to add the cost of, what, 6 sheets of paper towel in the tail lights 😂. Look forward to the next one.
You just keep getting better ! That last widebody Mustang is a masterpiece-monster . I love it . Ans you create This work of Shelby Beauty , sexy even 😮 . This time-lapse is icing on a great cake . Thankyou ALL so much .
Exceptional Build Quality...on this video. Bravo!
Amazing work, and beautiful car! Love the channel!
so Tavarish supported your build in a way...he deserves a credit.
Oh my!!! If I was a rich person I would commission this build from you!!! How amazing guys lol One love from UK xx
Just a quick tip. Home Depot ramboard it’s perfect for sheet metal templates because it’s close to 16-18 gauge in thickness and is a lot better than regular cardboard.
I watched every video of the build man and I think looks great. Keep providing great content love you guys have a good night
That's really amazing work guys! Great Job!
Anyone watching unless they are a moron has to appreciate your creativity and that of your team. What struck me was you actually disclosed your costs. You have created a one of one and that has to be factored in. Towards the end you gave comparisons with other years of cars. If you were to sell the car at auction, anyone wanting an exclusive car would have to pay a huge premium. Never underestimate the value of B is for Build.
You guys are the best of the best! Fantastic work!
Absolutely beautiful build. Well done!
Fantastic work, guys. The only thing I don't like about it is the wheels. I wish you had enough space to put on something that matches the character of the car better.
Carroll is smiling and so am I !.
Absolutely AMAZING! How I wish I had the expertise and knowledge to be able to do this! That’d be a dream come true. I wonder how it’d work out with a GT350 as the base. Fantastic work guys!
Not a big Ford fan but you killed it! Awesome!!!!!
Outstanding video series featuring my all time favorite year Shelby.
I'm wondering if that OEM gas cap location could be a cool spot for a reverse light?!?
Glad you 2 made it home safely 🙏
Amazing build here. My dream car here.
This is one of the most impressive things I have ever seen!
redemption build came out excellent. car looks fantastic, sounds fantastic, drives fantastic. thats 3 for 3! and it wasnt a 6 figure car all said and done. 4 for 3 haha
Chris surely it's time to do a dream build for Oscar!
I have idea for that gas cap in rear panel. Use it to make permanent plug for battery tenter. Or if something crazy put air jack attachment point under the cap.
Please upload this thing burning some rubber getting sideway ! Beautiful build 👍🏼👍🏼
Just made my Day B is for Build that 3d printer!!!!! Great machine a Modix!!! Looking great Dude!!!
17:04 . wait a sec... you used Paper Toweling as the rear light diffuser? LOL! :D
Erased my last comment. You know what thats bad ass. Great job. Im lookng at a 72' mustang($2500) and a 92' corvette($1500) missing alot but engine intact. Wanna plug that lst into the stang
Those stripes really were the icing on the cake
This would be my dream type of car build. The old style with the new goodies.
Man I know how much work went into building that car. I'm no builder or anything like that just a auto enthusiast with an engineering degree.
I just finished my total build of my 67 gt 500 I bought as a teenager in 1982. 18 months of pure hell, replaced all rusted panels, full frame, IRS rear suspension, pro-touring front suspension, (thanks to the roadster shop) mini-tubs shaved bumpers.
I done some modern accents and interior, I hate chrome so all accent parts were done in satin black. I done most of the work myself w/ some help from my wife and daughter except for the paint and interior.(A mans gotta know his limitations) Top off with a 1000hp built aluminator w/ a Whipple & a T56.
I've been wanting to do it for a long time just to see if I could, it's just for me and my for my daughter when I'm outta here. (My son isn't into cars he drives a Tesla. 🤮 I don't consider that a car, more like a oversized phone charger) I'm only 57 so I'm not going anywhere anytime soon, she'll have to wait awhile.
I've always hated that Elenore look I think the 60s gt500 and the gt350 look way better. Good for you keep doing you.
I'm so glad that you got it back.
all that hard work payed off, great job