New 1968 Bullit Mustang

[Mac]

Going to take some money I bet but a place down in MO has the go ahead from Steve's estate to recreate the '68' Bullet with modern upgrades. Think they are using the Dynocore new bodys that run $10-15K each.
Dave

http://rumors.automobilemag.com/gat...tion-steve-mcqueen-bullitt-mustang-35329.html

 

[straycat]

Darn, I don't know about that pricing. I bet a full turnkey car would be well out of price. But that would be cool.
I have a buddy who has a lot of 65-70 mustangs and I already bought a 68 Fastback from him with a new crate Hi-Po 302 and 4 speed and it was a very clean car with the blue/white paint scheme and black interior and no rust. It was a 4 year old repaint when the wife and I bought it from my buddy. So it was really the first paint job since new. We had all the history of the car. Somebody took real good care of it. The wife and I drove it for about three years to car and truck Show and Shines. It was a fast and fun car to drive and easy to maintain as well. I paid $3,500 for it 5 years ago and I traded it last summer for a flats boat. I wonder what it would go for today??
If I really wanted one again I would go visit my buddy and pick out what I want once again. We just have too many vehicals as it is now with 2 Jeeps, my 99 Ranger, my 87 Samurai project and the Nissan Rogue and the Corolla.

 

[shane96ranger]

Damn it, I want more info. LOL. Thanks for sharing that Dave, I love hearing stuff like this.

 

[Clay Lorance]

Damn it, I want more info. LOL. Thanks for sharing that Dave, I love hearing stuff like this.

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I completely agree with you shane96ranger. More info, those are my favorite body style Mustang.

 

[dirtcowboy]

Dynacorp has announced they have 64/66 bodies now as well as 66/69 Ford Bronco bodies

 

[straycat]

Yes, I have seen the Bronco retro and it is sweet. I did not know they were doing the 'stangs until I saw this post. Pretty cool. But...it is way too much money. It will cost more then I would want to spend.

 

[shane96ranger]

OK, after a little searching, I found a company called Dynacorn. I think this is the same place.

http://www.dynacornclassicbodies.com/Ford_Models2.html

No pics of the Bronco body though. In article below it lists 66-70 as the body.....which I don't understand. What was different between those and the 71-77's?

OHHHHH and it this article also says they are considering the 79-93 Fox Body Mustang!!!!

http://www.autoweek.com/article/20100609/CARNEWS/100609847

 

[Ozwynn]

I like their (dynacorn) '70 fastback.