all new Mustang body cheaper to build yourself

[SARSteam]

I am a South African that had a 67 Mustang dream for as long as i can remember and this way you are building one makes it more possible for a petson to own a piece of history ! Am going to follow your build. Many thanx for making this vid !!

[marcustomlinson]

Please never spin like that ever again.

[SweetCamaro]

If you are going for a spinning intro, I recommend only 2 spins.

All of us will thank you for it.

[ducknorris]

I guess if the Eagles and Rolling Stones can still be touring still making brand new 67 Mustang bodies is fair game.

[mrstowe]

People in these comments are rude as hell. If some big YouTuber did this everyone would be gushing. Do you man, this is a dope project.

[aricohen]

Now that I have recovered from the nausea induced by that intro with the spinning overhead shot, I can get excited about this car!

[motov-garage]

This is something thats been in my mind for the last 15-20 years.
New age full metal kit car's.
Ive always thought it was just a matter of time till we can order any classic vehicle we want and build into whatever we want .
With the growing interest in classics and the advancements in technology it looks like its coming to fruition.
It just makes since, plus where ever money can be made it will get made. Then the more available the more the price goes down and the more it becomes the norm.
Ive always thought either major vehicles manufacturers would start doing this or private companies would.

[dmitriciccarelli]

This is probably my biggest dream. Assembing a whole muscle car just from parts. Building it exactly the way I want it. Not patching 60 square feet of rust. Please keep making these videos they are very inspiring to the working man with a dream. 👍🤟🇺🇲

[davebarron]

This will be a sweet project, look forward to seeing every juicy assembly / build detail. Glad I am 11 months late, I can binge watch.

[dmwi]

I’d like mine with a tube chassis for better suspension and engine options to run street, strip and road course.
If I win the lottery - I’d still prefer that over an original.
Thanks for posting-I’m glad I came across your channel.

[UncleStevieer]

OMG Dynacorn makes '65 and '66 fastbacks!!! Time to mortgage my house!

[archlab]

Man! I really like how you get to the point in your videos. Also, you don't make us go searching around for stuff like your parts list.

So many guys just don't know how to be clear on YouTube. You do.

Thank You for being so concise.

[dlsimes]

I’ve always wanted a 60s mustang. This could be a less expensive way to get into one. Definitely would be less expensive than buying a restored 67 fast back.

[RedHammerBodyShop]

I'd like to see this done using modern panel bond adhesive and the new rivets. I think it would make it way more attractive to people who would normally shy away from a weld together kit.

[ryanmichalski]

Looking forward to this build this is going to be a big help for those looking to try this themselves with the steps involved.

[johnbarker]

I like it. It's no different than any other reproduction car, and better than some cheap kit car with badly reproduced, fiberglass panels. Thanks to Brookville Roadsters and others, there are more Deuce Roadsters on the road than Ford built at the factory. Nothing wrong with that, as long as you don't represent it as an original.

[garethdavies]

I have a 1967 coupe that I bought new in San Diego in February 67. Took it to England for three years and brought it back. Have driven it ever since. Got the car and my draft card the
same month! Both the car and myself too old to change to a fastback. A friend who bought a fastback at the same time didn't like the restricted rear visibility. Ah well !!

[charleswelch]

I love those car's, that is when they done something to last. Plus the compilation pushed all the big 3 to become innovative to stay atopp of the game. Can't wait to see you start the build.

[ThomasHimm-ewye]

I agree with one of the comments that he should have bought just the whole shell from dynacorn but I'm sure the reason why he bought it in parts is because of the channel he's showing you how to build it piece by piece

[tomtompkins]

That is fantastic. You're able to build it the way you want it and will have a better car than the original very cool.