1968 Mustang

We received a 1968 Mustang Coupe that the client has asked us to put in new floors and paint. Client will be doing interior. We’ve got a lot of work ahead. This girl needs torque boxes, frame rails, quarter panels, rockers, trunk, inner and outer wheel wells, gas tank, new suspension, and we will upgrade the engine from 265-365 and we will upgrade the transmission from 3 speed to a 4 speed. Take a peek at the progress and finished project!

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Let the soda blasting begin…

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Trunk floor…or not.

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Starting repair work. Stripped interior, prepped, primed, and painted.
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The joys of restoration.

More repair work…

Hood dents to repair.

Custom cut hood!

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Stock hood.

Let’s paint this pretty girl!

630 hours later, here she is…

8 responses to “1968 Mustang”

Kip Lindman

August 24, 2012

Hi,

Great looking mustang! I have a 68 as well and need new floors. I would love to see more pictures of the floors and torque box being drilled out and new welded in. Are you putting in full floors or partials? How are the trunk and rails? Not to difficult to do from what I am told. I may be interested in seeing the work on this 68 and possibly bring mine in.

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Kip Lindman

September 20, 2012

More. Pics please. Excited to see progress call you soon

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Bob Stach

September 28, 2012

Did you finish the Mustang? I would love to see more pics of your work on it. What color was it painted?

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Kip Lindman

January 4, 2013

I checked your site and reviews but don’t see any updates.

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Trevor

March 25, 2013

i HAVE A 67 COUPE THAT NEED WORK. im am going to get an estimate on it.

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auto body shop

July 10, 2013

I quite like reading a post that will make people think.
Also, thanks for permitting me to comment!

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jason

July 27, 2013

I have a 1948 original gmc 5th window

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Rickey Hopkins

November 21, 2013

Im trying to lay my hands on a late 60s mustang preferably a fastback project to restore for myself if some one mite know the best way to find one info would be highly apriciated. By tha way those cars that you have restored are sweet.

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