$5000 budget Mustang

[Ron S]

I have spent the last 2 days reading through your thread. And I have to tell you, I joined this forum so i might be able to gain some insight on modifying my 67 mustang coupe. Your car is at the least awesome, but I admire the work you have done and the skill you have with a hammer and welder.

that front splitter is kind of in the direction of what i want, but my car isn't that low to the ground. Any tips on how to start fabing, this is still my first car, literally.

Lastly, wish you kept it all ford. think about a fuel injected 358 stroker if you get the money.

The only advise I can give is to start collecting tools, welder, cutting, hammering tools, and start practicing. My best fab tools are oddly shaped pieces of metal (short sections of railroad ties, round cannon ball shaped pieces welded on to stands) old school is the best school.