New Mustangs?? Wonder if Chrysler would do this to?

[1967_Joe]

Check out the following link:

http://autos.yahoo.com/news/ford-reintroduces-the-1965-mustang.html

Interesting idea...thoughts?

 

[gremlinsteve]

thats made by the same people who are doing the camaros and the other bodies. i heard there planning on a e body.

made in china stampings i think

 

[shag766]

thats made by the same people who are doing the camaros and the other bodies. i heard there planning on a e body.

made in china stampings i think

they are made off shore with their tooling according to what i read.

 

[Budnicks]

About the 3 paragraph in the article says, sold or produced by "Dynacorn a California based company", I'm not sure were the parts are actually stamped out, I think they are welded together in Southern Calif. , I had a 69 Convetrible Camaro body form Dynacorn that was shipped from Ontario, Canada to my door, maybe 10 years ago, they have moved I guess or are producing them in Canada then shipping to Calif. maybe, I have seen adds for 70 Cuda's & Challenger's a couple of years back, but haven't seen any lately...

 

[Ron 73]

I know Dynacorn does have the 70 Challenger out now but last i heard they had no plans for a B-body.. Its made with a heavier gauge steel then the original, If i remember the article right the shell is 18,000 a bit more then the mustang, no plans at that time for a rag-top.

 

[alleyoopmgv]

Sema 2010

 

[Budnicks]

"Oh wouldn't be nice", to start with a 68 RR or 68 Charger body in that form, brand new! unmolested! rust free! perfect! only to dream....

 

[Ron 73]

If anyone's interested in reading some on the Challenger shell, they (Mopar Muscle Mag.) Did a right up about it in the April edition of this year if you can find one or maybe you could find the article at MM home page. They have a place there where you can find out what your specific state requires to be legally titled and registered.