Was an all new metal reproduction body ever released for the Mustang (68 I believe)? I know the Camaro was released last year and I know the Mustang was next in line. If anyone has new information about this please post it here!

Thanks!

 

i heard about the camaro.

what you thinking about getting a new 68 fastback if one is availible?

would be pretty cool... i thought it was going to be a 67 fastback... but i don't remember.

 

From what I heard there was going to be a 67/8 fastback and a 69 fastback. The first one was the convertable Camaro, I've just read in Hot Rod that the Camaro coupe is now availabe too.

 

Here's their site
http://www.dynacornclassicbodies.com/classic.html

The mustang Q:
http://www.dynacornclassicbodies.com...q.asp?faqid=11

And the 69:
http://www.dynacornclassicbodies.com...q.asp?faqid=34

Lots of Mustang qestions
http://www.dynacornclassicbodies.com....asp?topicid=6

They also sell parts but I didn't see any prices.
http://www.dynacorn.com/site/04home/home.html

 

That takes all the fun out of restoring these old beasts. I guess if you're pressed for time it'd be great.

 

or if you dont want to cut up a good body to do something wild

 

or if you've got a really rare car thats all used up (rust,or wrecked) and want to get it back on the road.

 

or if you don't wanna pay a fortune for a real fastback..since prices have skyrocketed on fastbacks.

 

I just picked up a '68 fastback, rust free, all orig., never wrecked for less than 4k

 

Thats amazing, up in the northeast you cant even find a rusted out mustang from any year for that low!

 

Dynacorn/dii displayed their new complete body at SEMA, it is a 67 mustang F/B...not a 68, Includes complete tub, doors, trunk lid, no fenders or Hood. Price according to Asian gentleman (son of owner) I spoke to, $13,500 usd + shipping.

Next up for them, 65 Mustang F/B complete body w/doors and trunk lid, after that the 70 Mustang Sportsroof, I asked just to satisfy myself, will it be a 69 mustang, 'No', stated the gentleman, we've settled on the 70 for production.

As far as the 69 Camaro coupe, it's already out and many companies doing buildups, Detroit Speed and Engineering is doing several for customers. LS6 engine optioned cars with 6 speeds are in the $125 to $140,000 and the LS7 427 optioned 6speed Holinger sequential trans with all the custom one-off interior and drive train starts at $150,000 and up. The tranny alone is a $15,000 option.

Cars done by the 'do it yourselfers' in their garages will never bring the money that cars built by the big boys, Foose, Coddington, Detroit Speed, Year One and Ring Brothers will.

 

$13,500! dang that seems way to high.

 

A tad pricey if you ask me!

 

thank god i got a real one, people will be asking me now is real. lol and i'll say hell yes