Build your own.
Interesting project, but an awful lot of work.
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When It's Not Retro Enough
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It just doesn't look right. I think it would have been better to buy a dynacorn body and rework it to fit the modern drivetrain.
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I like the real 2012 look better but what he's done is OK.
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Good point. Ford is going to begin selling new 65/66 Dynacorn bodies for $15K. From there you can build it anyway you want. Seems to me that that would be easier than conversion. Cost would depend on your sources.
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A brand new 1965 Mustang for $15k
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Not quite. It's a brand new Dynacorm 65/66 Mustang body for $15,000. The buyer adds everything else. Essentially, it's a kit car.
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More pics.
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