Mini-Tub a Mustang

[Scottem]

Ok so I finally stuck my head above the water line to see what everyone has been doing to their muscle cars. Seriously, I haven't even read a hot rod mag of any kind for the last ten years.
The whole deep dish in the rear modification, aka mini-tub looks great on a street car.

I see a lot of GM products on this forum and few mini tubbed Mustang or even Ford products. My guess is the uni-body of a Mustang is difficult to deal with?

Mini Tub Mustang owners, please post up with pics and if you don't mind, post up a few pics of the handy work done under the car.

Really "want" to mini-tub my 68' Mustang but not sure its worth it.

https://static1.pt-content.com/images/pt/2008/06/2568065269_12c8ebbdca-1.jpg?v=0


The pic below shows an 18x10 crying for me to mini tub the 9" under there. Any advice is much appreciated..

https://static1.pt-content.com/images/pt/2008/06/2568065153_e5b0360c4c-1.jpg?v=0

[kmcanally]

Mine not mini-tubbed but I wish it were. Here is a pic of one though. This moves the inner wheel house flush with the outside of the frame rail. Based I what I run on my car and what I have tried to run on my car I would think a 315 should be easy. But I suppose the leafs spring will have to be moved at the very least as well...or go to a coil-over conversion like the G-Bar.
https://static1.pt-content.com/images/pt/2008/05/Rearwheelwells001-1.jpg

[vancouver67]

There was a great article on how to mini-tub in Musatng Enthusiast about three years ago. Step by step on Bud Budsmans Sport roof. Really good article if you can find it

[MrQuick]

Its not too bad on a Mustang. You really don't have to even touch the frame. Just tub flush with it. I kinda like the wheel flare look myself.

[Scottem]

Thanks guys !