This 1968 Mustang taught both of my kids how to drive. For over 10 years it has served to keep my kids safe and for this I did a 2 year restoration to take it from the tired 6 cyl, 4 lug, manual drum brake car it was to the 351W, 5 lug, power disc brake, AC car it is today. Everything has been done from suspension to sound proofing including rebuilt 351w with Edelbrock top end kit, sandblasted to bare metal then epoxy primed to base coat clear coat urethane paint. Upgrades also included all new suspension with the Shelby drop and power disc brakes, new interior, new Kwick Wire 22 circuit wiring, Dakota Digital gauges and the Carbon Fiber wrap on the hood.
Jon K. Harrell
Missouri
WHAT DID IT COST YOU?
Did it all myself so hard coats for me was around $15,000 not including the cost of the car.
Hard cost not hard coats…
Do they get to drive it now?
Sure!! Cars are made to drive and I want them to enjoy it.
I bought a 68 Mustang in 1968, 289hp with standard shifter. Cost was under $3200.00. Sure wish you could do that today. Would have a bunch of them.
GREAT JOB I’M SURE IT IS MORE FUN TO DRIVE NOW. I RESTOMOD A 67 AND THE COST TO DO IT WAS EXPENSIVE BUT THE SURE JOY OF DRIVING IT AND SHOWING IT FAR OUT WAYS THE COST AND THE FUN OF BUILDING IT YOURSELF
I am interested if you ever want to sell it.
Thanks but it’s part of the family.
Looks very nice and can’ t believe you did all this in just 2 years. My restoration of 69 Mach1 took me twice as long!
What kind of suspension and steering upgrades?
Open tracker racing products is where I got the suspension and Shelby drop kit. I bought all new steering components from CJ Pony Parts.
Would you mind selling me that for real cheap? I promise to take real good care of her…
Nice to have money to do it, wish I could for my 81 TA, glade you could do it.
I love cars, in Pakistan it’s very expensive and difficult to do a Restoration / Restomod.
I have a Restomod Corolla model 1996.
It has a 2zz Toyota Cilica gt engine, which give 189 bhp. It has all the modifications to go with this engine.
It took me three years to complete this car.
Beautiful!
is it for sale?
Not a chance but thanks anyway.
Looks Great! You did a good job!
We lived in the Cleveland Ohio suburbs. My mom bt the 641/2 Mustang as soon as they came out. It was White with Blue Int. Standard 289 V8 auto …My brother and / or I made sure the car was properly maintained ( we are Aircraft mechanics) Time passed, dad passed away and Mom moved into a senior citizens center that had covered parking. I traveled so my brother took car of the car. Mom never drove the car in the winter and it had very low mileage. I was working in Ft Lauderdale Fla. in the late 1980’s and talked with mom as often as I could. Mom was in her mid 80’s..and hardly ever drove the Mustang. I figured my brother would end up with the car. So I’m talking with mom and she says..” I sold the Mustang” I said “You did what ?” and repeated the statement. I was stunned….I asked Who did you sell it to…Her reply was “I sold it to my paper boy for $200.00. I said.”Mom, do you have any idea what that car is worth ??? Her reply was…”Oh I don’t care, He’s such a nice boy” She was still in charge of her faculties So I just changed the subject…That car was in show room condition….
Old guy here and NOT a Ford Guy, but seems to me that the 68 Mustang had the side clearance lights where the 67 did not. Am I missing something here?