1970 Mustang Fastback Body Swap - Part 11! WIDEBODY!?

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  • Опубліковано 18 вер 2024
  • Welcome back to my 1970 Mustang body swap project onto an S197 Mustang chassis! 🚗✨
    In this video, I take on the challenge of widening the factory quarter panels by 1.5 inches. The goal? To maintain that classic factory look and preserve the original body lines while gaining extra tire clearance for enhanced performance.
    🔧 What to Expect:
    Step-by-step process of widening the quarter panels
    Techniques to seamlessly blend the new panels with the original design
    Tips and tricks for maintaining factory aesthetics during custom modifications
    If you're passionate about classic car restorations, custom bodywork, or just love Mustangs, this is a must-watch. Join me on this journey as we blend vintage style with modern performance.
    👍 Don't forget to Like, Comment, and Subscribe for more updates on this build!
    Thanks for watching!

КОМЕНТАРІ • 6

  • @richcaseaxon
    @richcaseaxon 3 години тому +1

    Brother, that is looking sick, I can't wait to see the rear sitting on the ground without the "stupid flairs" most swappers do. You are doing everything I would want to do in a build, so I'm really enjoying and "living vicariously" through this one. Keep these videos coming!

    • @themustangfactory
      @themustangfactory  2 години тому

      Thanks man! It is turning out how I hoped so far! I can't stand the flares everyone uses. Even the high dollar professional builds that use them. It throws the body lines off. Not for me! Glad you're enjoying it !

  • @alexmcnair5843
    @alexmcnair5843 2 години тому +1

    Awesome work, keep up that work and itll be a sweet ride at the end of it all!

    • @themustangfactory
      @themustangfactory  2 години тому

      Thanks man! That's the goal forsure. Hopefully can't even tell it's been body swapped

  • @JD-cf7tp
    @JD-cf7tp 16 годин тому

    Turning out nice

    • @themustangfactory
      @themustangfactory  15 годин тому +1

      @JD-cf7tp thanks man! Not bad for my first one I don't think!