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Old 11-22-2004, 01:43 PM   #1
djharr
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Default Where to find rolling stock?

I am trying to find the best way to get a rolling stock for a '65-'66 fastback. I used to own a '66 coupe, but it was destroyed in a tragic accident on the freeway three years ago. I sold the body for the parts, but I kept the engine pieces I had collected to make a new 302 for it.

Now that the pain of the loss has passed somewhat, I am starting on building that engine. However, it is not a lot of use without something to put it in. Ideally, I would like to find a clean fastback with no engine or tranny, so I could put my new engine and a transmission of my choice into the car.

The other possibility is a Factory Five kit, but I am not sure how well that would stand up as a daily driver, which is what I am aiming for.

It always seemed to me when I was restoring my '66 coupe that there are enough people making parts for the old Mustangs that you could almost make one from scratch. Hmmmm.

Thanks for your help.

David
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