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1967 Mustang Fastback Bodies - Solid Foundation
 Convertible-style torque boxes...  Convertible-style torque boxes will also be standard equipment on the Dynacorn bodies. |  Not interested in installing...  Not interested in installing new floors in a rusty '67 or '68 Mustang? Then the fresh new floors in a Dynacorn body will be a welcome sight. It incorporates the one-piece seat platform, designed similar to the convertible seat platform that runs from rocker panel to rocker panel to tie the body. |  The dashboard is installed...  The dashboard is installed and ready for all the electrical pieces, gauges, dashpad, and trim. |  Though a new body could be...  Though a new body could be fitted with mini-tubs to accommodate 18-inch-or-larger diameter wheels and tires for Pro Touring cars, just having fresh sheetmetal in this area will be enough for most. |  The doors are ready to accept...  The doors are ready to accept glass, regulators, outside handles, panels, and locks. If you're building a lightweight road or drag racer, most of this stuff will be left out anyway. |  Door hinges are based on the...  Door hinges are based on the stronger, second-design '68 hinges. |  The trunk is complete and...  The trunk is complete and ready to accept 16- ('67-'68), 20- ('69), or 22-gallon ('70) fuel tanks or a race-style fuel cell. |  The bodies also include reinforced...  The bodies also include reinforced trunk-lid hinges that didn't appear on original cars until the '68 model year. |  This is perhaps the most important...  This is perhaps the most important part of Dynacorn's Mustang reproduction body-a tag with those coveted words that prove Ford's blessings. Without this green light, production of these bodies wouldn't be possible. |
Ford Mustang Research
Get information on specs, safety features, pricing, and equipment options for the new Ford Mustang. The 2010 Mustang goes for a suggested retail price of $32,995.00, and it has a comparable warranty. Also check out the Mercury Sable and the Lincoln Mkz.
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