66 Fastback Mustang Pro-Touring Build

[chiva]

Them NASCAR boys don’t mess around. Git R Dunn!

[injcted]

Great build cant wait to see more updates!

[jeffery]

wow, it really does look bigger, I never realized the size difference. By 'nascar country' I assume you mean Mooresville?

Yes - we are near Mooresville in Concord NC.

[slimjim]

Yes - we are near Mooresville in Concord NC.

fantastic, I'm just over in huntersville, can't wait to see your car (and mine) finished

[jeffery]

fantastic, I'm just over in huntersville, can't wait to see your car (and mine) finished

Your project is awesome. Good Job. I might have mine on the ground and rolling when u get back.

[latoracing]

Glad to see a fellow Mustang person doing something out of the norm. I like the direction this build is taking.

[jeffery]

Thought i would share the latest progress on building out the frame rails and floor pan. You can see we now have the frame running along each side of the engine and the support structure for the floor pan.

[Project Bike Truck]

Thought i would share the latest progress on building out the frame rails and floor pan. You can see we now have the frame running along each side of the engine and the support structure for the floor pan.

I love your frame work! super legit.

[jeffery]

Found some time to work my favorite project. Picked out the Rocket Attack rims and went with NITTO tires. Finished up the tunnel, set the driver seat, and found a spot for the Vintage Air Box. Column is the collapsable Ididit and pedals are Tilton. Settled on the the pattern layout for the back tub area; now using the pattern to build out for real. The Aeromotive Gen II Stealth gas tank (340lph) finally arrived.

[slimjim]

great progress. Looks like it'll be low!

[Cop Magnet]

Awesome build! Love the chassis work and level of detail!

[jeffery]

It's been well over a year since the last update what have we done ....

• Added rear running roll bars
  
• Built out gas tank edge shoulder bracing
  
• Recessed battery boxes located in trunk
  
• Finished trunk to cab separation wall
  
• Welded up the 3-link rear-end torque bracket​​
• Seem weld rear quarter panels and tail panel
• Set the lower rear valance
  
• Boxed and mounted bumper center piece
• Adding tail panel shirt and tail light bezel wrap
  
• Shaping bumper and tucking end caps

[funbnme]

That's incredible work. Love the battery box...such a good use of wasted space.

[69stang]

Loving the fabrication work.

[jeffery]

[Threepointtwo]

Wow! Absolutely amazing work.

[jschmidt97306]

Top Notch Fabrication. Doesn't get any better than that!

[jeffery]

[Threepointtwo]

Those bumpers are amazing. I am a little anxious about cutting mine up but it looks so satisfying getting them lined up like that.

[JRANGER]

man this build is awesome