Body Swapping A 2019 Mustang GT to 1967 Mustang Fastback GT in 15 Minutes!

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[zachg]

Your growth over the years is unreal. You have gotten to the point where you not only make money, but get paid to build a car that you wanted. Excellent work dude

[Doublezzranch]

FORD, THIS IS WHAT WE WANT‼️
Doesn't have to be the fastest in the world, just classic & good H.P. with modern technology.

[ORRadtech]

40k in parts but what about labor? Three guys working, conservatively, 12 hours a day for 30 days is close 1100 man hours. Figure $150/hour, if you find a fabricator willing to do it for tlhat little, adds another $165k. Now I'm sure he doesn't have that much in labor in it but the average diy guy, would between buying tools and hiring out stuff beyond their skill set, certainly would. I appreciate the breakdown but think that final number of $40k is extremely under reported.

[JRs-Garage]

Loved this car!
Glad he was finally able to get a nice one finished!
It was his nemesis 😂

[NemuiJin]

Nice to see the material costs, I'm guessing labor costs for your team working on this for 30 days would be $50, 000. All in all a $90, 000 brand new "1967 Mustang Fastback" is probably not too bad considering what you'd have to do to achieve the same performance from an original.

[silvenshadow]

Absolutely mega to get such a showstopper of a build done in such a tiny amount of time! Huge cheers to the whole BIFB team.

[roberthampton]

WOW! What an amazing build! Being from that era of 1967-68 (I was 16 in 68), those have always been my favorite Mustangs. I did own a 68 notchback many years ago. It was a wreck and paid all of $400 for it. Spent a year fixing it (inline 6 with three speed), but sold it once I got it going. Of course, looking back now, I should have never gotten rid of it! But don't we all say that? Again, great build, fun to watch you guys (before SEMA) building and and seeing the finished product!

[MinkMood]

Proud of you, Chris and Oscar! The build is legit, and looks gangster from Ford golden

[RealRickCox]

This redemption build was AWESOME. I wish I could have made it to SEMA to see it in person. Your builds are always AMAZING.

[tylerbarrett]

I love the way you edited this... the voice over time lapse is a perfect way to summarize this build.

[rodfarva]

After the Ellenor fiasco I'm super happy to see you guys do a build in the same fashion, feels like a chapter got closed on a good note.

[timeB]

It was one of the best builds forsure, stressful time crunch ( usual of course), crazy mods, huge drive, finished at SEMA, all very entertaining. 10/10

[isaachollmann]

It would be cool to see this thing get all the wrap pulled off and the body work finalized and properly primed, sanded, and painted

[AL]

That is the way to go for someone wanting a new Mustang GT. Classic look with that new car smell so to say. My first car was a 67 coupe. Bought it when I was 15 for 950 bucks. Kept it 10 years, had new rear quarter panels front fenders floor pan front and rear valance and a decent paint job. Looking back I wish I would have done a Shelby drop and added a 5 speed. I would have had a lot more fun with that. It didn't handle the curves very well the way it was. This is a beautiful car, thanks for a good show.

[spencerfinds]

I love how the progression has been on the channel. First it was BRZ's and now we are on to Mustangs.

[tomcronininc]

A seriously amazing creation. Thank you for sharing and taking the time to catalog all of your data. Man, I’ve never seen vinyl wrap. Look that good before.

[CFinley]

Amazing job on this pony Chris & co. I'd love to see you do this again with a GT350 in the future!
Hell I'd love to help even!

[andreasksasse]

WHY CANT THEY JUST BUILD CARS LIKE THIS TO BEGIN WITH.... 😭😭😭Its just so beautiful!

[ffalztar]

Don't get me wrong... I love your channel. But you drive me nuts doing last minute SEMA builds every year. It's amazing what you do in 30-60 days, but I would like to see what you could actually do in a year. Perfect the car. Do other content builds while you are waiting on parts. But do a year long SEMA build not being rushed to get finished. I have made comments before... You drive me nuts. I know what you are capable of, I want to see a project that you do that is not always rushed.