1965 MUSTANG ONTO HONDA CIVIC CHASSIS SWAP!! "MASUTANGU" PT.2
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In this second video, we get the Mustang body onto the Honda chassis and tackle a majority of the necessary fabrication work. The car is 80% done.
I'm lucky to have great, skilled friends to wrench with me along the way!
We're taking my 1500lb, 400ish horsepower 1996 Honda Civic go-kart with a turbo B-series and dropping a ratty 1965 Mustang body onto it. This will be the first V-tec, front wheel drive classic Mustang in existence.
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I’m a 61 year old mustang man. Have my 66 going on 42 years now. Nice seeing young dudes fabricating. Looks good. Not hating. Using any old mustang parts for Hot rodding I’m down with. COOL 😎
In the early days they were cutting up and swapping frames and bodies left and right it's nature
I agree 100%. It is sad how some of the younger generation is mainly wasting their lives away. I would have never swapped it with a Honda but im all for swapping these bodies over to newer chassis. At least he is doing something productive instead of some of the others in his generation.
We are proud of him he is really doing somthing good my tribute to him and the team as well congratulation
It is very nice seeing the younger generations do this and get the joy out of fabrication and fixing old stuff. It's a lot of work, but it's well worth all the work. This is a mustang purists nightmare going on to a Honda frame. But we will see what they do. I hope it's at least rear wheel drive in the end.
I’m 62 yrs old, had my 66 mustang for 43 yrs still have fun in it, can’t wait until late spring to bring it back out.
I enjoyed seeing the young man transform his stang, loved their creative fabrication work. The front end and trunk deck did it for me, way cool…when he gets it painted oh boy I can only imagine how those body looks he’s are going to pop out 👍🏾
Here's what's funny. When I was in my teens and 20's (aka when I was your age) I was a purist. This would have made my blood boil. As I got more into real hot rodding and building I earned absolute respect for builds like this. The vision, the fabrication, and the time spent with friends. It wasn't until I was almost 40 that I realized how awesome wrenching with buddies is. I'd always worked alone. We built a shit box and took it endurance racing and it's the most rewarding thing I've done in a car. Keep cranking out stuff like this. It's perfect.
I'm an old guy but it's so cool seeing you young guys carrying on the tradition of hot rodding but with the young age twist to it ha a classic mustang on a Honda never would have thought of that good going guys
Yeah, me too. I’m even a hardcore mustang guy but I love seeing stuff that’s not been done before.
Probably the best comment I’ve ever seen on a video like this
Another old guy who is glad to see the younger generation learning and fabricating with their hands.
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He turned a legend into a hannda he didn't even put a good motor into it ugly its sad to see what these girls do to a car that's older than half their family would of rather seen it roting with pride it's a pusstang
The Civic under it can still be made to AWD with mostly bolt on parts from S1 Built or similar stuff.. turbo, AWD, with one of the most iconic American body!!??? Huh? C'mon, huh??
all the massaging that you've done so far looks great. Waiting for part 3..
I just came across this channel by happenstance. Great to see young guys doing car fabrication and trying out new ideas. Keep up the great work!
An AWD conversion like what Motion Auto has done and the Boosted Boyz are doing would be super cool on this. Awesome build 👌
Awd for tractors
Rwd for sports cars.
@@AttiKa1628 they're starting with a FWD chassis RWD is kinda outta the question....
@@AttiKa1628 hoonistang lol
@@AttiKa1628 🤡
Kyle is definitely a visionary!
This is the definition of hot rodding. Hot rodding evolves with the time. There will be a day when old timers are rodding their 2006 focus focus into flying machines. Respect to the work and progress 🙏 🙌 💪 💯 %
WOW !! Dear Sir !! What Can I Say !! .................... ONE Of The Most Interesting Vlog I Have Ever Seen !! OUTSTANDING WORK !! simply outstanding And GodBless you & Your Team & Well Done !!
I really hope this build gets recognized by B is for Build, having this alongside their body swapped Mustang would be so cool! Loving the build so far
100% #bisforbuild 👍
Vehcor is probably doing the nicest body swap mustang.
I like this Honda/stang, it's not pretentious nor trying to be and looks like they are genuinely having fun building it.
B is for build stuff is just hackfuckery and halfass unfinished cowboy sh!t claiming so much achieving fk all. All the sponsors in the world and hardly anything "finished", unless he fobs off work to proper shops lol
these guys are far more talented than that chode from b is for build
I'd hesitate to condemn this build by comparing it to the Bis4B debacle-stang. Not just yet anyway.
@@darianistead2239 damn bro that's harsh I love that channel but I do see a little where your coming from they do have a hard time finish a project they get right there and then just move on to the next but I don't agree that there work is hackeryor do e bad though again I do agree they make big claims and rarely achieve them like a thousand horsepower car that I never seen dynoed over 400 but they still do some bad ass projects I mean come on the first Lambo was sick and even this new dirt Lambo no one els has built a hand built Lambo on YT
bro this is for forsure my favorite TH-camr, wish you posted more bro
Giving that Mustang a proper chassis. Genius
I know some mustang purest out there are griting their teeth, but I love how yall went against the grain and did your thing! Good job guys!
I wouldn't say im a purist but ford is ford not ls it world but i also have a stang that needs alota sheet metal underneath it
Tom, THIS DESERVES MORE VIEWS AND LIKES! Keep up the hard work!🔥
Agreed!! Followed from tiktok keep it up man!
Good work man, this is how my brother use to build cars back in the 80s, all metal no fiberglass lol🔥🔥🔥
I totally agree
Say bruh, you guys amazed me with this build. You've done one helluva job. I don't know you guys personally but I'm proud of you. Keep up the good work. Thanks for a great interesting video with great content. Peace
This is amazing. I'm not a fan of Mustangs or Hondas but I'm a fan of this build! I can't wait to see this car on the road!
What a great use of a rusty coupe. When you chopped the midsection of the nose out to expose the intercooler my 7-year-old was like "dude!!!" Keep it up this is a great build!
Dude I watched the first video and was like wtf. After watching episode 2 you guys are very talented fabricators. Definitely will subscribe. I look forward to seeing this completed and future projects.
Absolutely incredible Tom. Love watching the build progress 🙌
Awesome build, love seeing all the fab work you and your friends did. Also, kudos for how you did the video, right length and the right stuff. Can’t wait to see the next one.
Really cool to see these younger generation group of guys doing mods such as this. I dont care much for the honda part of it but, its what they have to work with. Im amazed. They have great ideas in what to look for when adding their sheet metal. They have lots of potential (talent).cant wait to see this project finished. Great work guys! From, Old School .
This is insane ... it will be fun to see the final result :D, keep up the good work. Best regards from iceland🇮🇸
Excited for this build 🔥
Some pretty awesome designs.Front end looks great.I really had my doubts when I seen that you were putting a Mustang body on a Civic platform.As others have commented,it’s good to see young people like you hot rodding.
This is one of the reasons why I love TH-cam. Finding videos where someone can make an awesome “frankinmotor” love it 🚙👍
nice job guys!!! but can you imagine going to a mustang show and saying Hey guys like my front Drive Honda Powered 1965 Mustang people would be like Da fuk!!!!!!!
I love you tom, you're out here doing God's work like a true American.
??? God's work ???
I'm a 60 year old motor head. Lol This is a brave undertaking. Alot of thinking has to go into this as well as the surprises that pop up. I'd love to see a 70 to 73 firebird on an ebody. I just love the car ;- )
How amazing!! Good Job. My husband went back to college when he was 40, I got him a 66 fastback all new sheet metal, but the poor man works so much he doesn't ever have time to fix it up. One day we will I hope. I pray to be able to find a 289 or a 350 big block. Preferably a 289 since that is what originally went in it. Looking forward to your channel becoming a huge success as I see it a mile away. Much Love!
Remember me when your famous bro I’m a supporter from now on this one of the most interesting videos I’ve seen in a while 💯💯 keep this shit up man
Looks amazing and is cool as hell man, personally I think you should have reshaped the rollcage by the a pillars so they don't stick out like that
This build is mind blowing, I don’t even know how this channel popped up on my TH-cam , but I subbed after watching the boomers hating on the car at the show , I don’t know how you could hate on something that took so much time & skills to accomplish. I applaud you guys.
Being an OG and a Ford enthusiast, I love what you are doing with "re-purposing" the 60s Mustang to the ever popular 90s Honda Civic. I'm a hot-rodder at heart and always ignore any "purists" phony angst over chopping-up, modding one vehicle onto another, especially if any of the vehicles are a coveted icon. Creation and imagination is what I was about but also function and form. I could mention my hybrids from back in the day but this is what I like, youth applying old school craftsmanship to create a vision in metal. Carry on...
Nice work!
Wow! This is the most exciting build currently on YT. You've done in 2 episodes what took B is for Build 10 episodes. Well done lads!
It’s all in the editing. This is pretty awesome though
I’m old . 55 years young . I wish I was you. Young and creative, with a huge workshop 🇬🇧🥇🧐🐎 I’m well impressed.
Being a welder / fabricator l truly appreciate ur skills and workmanship...l travel a lot building roll cages... tubbing... etc. IM EXTREMELY IMPRESSED!!!!! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!!!✌✌✌✌✌👊👊👊👊
I hated this the first 5 minutes , but its actually turning out ,, then it hit me , I know why you’re doing it ,, to have the first ever Mustang that’s dependable lol 😂. Great work guys 👍
i love this man and everything he does
Awesome job. Can't wait till you guys finish this project!
Really nice work,nice fresh approach to problem solving ,and a cool build!
I can’t wait for the next update this thing is going to be so dope🔥🔥🔥🔥
Love the tack weld look, she's coming together beautifully!
Absolutely loving the new series, keep it up!
Young Maestro! The Force is strong in you. Not built to last but be fast and kick ass!
I'm a 104 years old Brazilian hot roder... And masutango is the best name i ever have seen
I love old Stangs, and this one was on the way to the crusher, you gave it new life and did something totally out side the box...👍👍
Every mistake you make on this project makes future ones easier . This is fantastic . Keep on living your dreams .
Absolutely incredible work and craftsmanship awesome job young fellas
I love these kind of builds
Hi Tom. First time seeing your stuff.
As a 30 year veteran body man I'm impressed. 😀
And I have an Accord 6mt 6speed coupe. So I'm a Honda man for sure
This is like "B is for Build" meets Whistlin Diesel. Nothing is sacred. Love it
Super awesome to see young guys thinking outside the box and doing wonders....glad i watched this it was super and cant wait for more..i just liked and subscribed 😎🍺🍺🍺
I love this. Finally kids getting their hands dirty instead of in the bedroom behind a computer screen.
This is a very civil build. There are some engineers looking down and smiling with approval.
That's just badass...I like how it's looking 👌
keep doing crazy stuff like this and your going places
This is THE BEST content i have seen on youtube ever. I am impressed, i am entertained, and subscribed… this is amazing
Kid you have 1. Imagination and 2. Skills. You have a bright future.
I'm impressed, excellent creativity and skills. I really like what you did with the hood, front valance and rear spoiler. Subscribed
Very impressive work! So glad I found your page.
Please for the love of every thing holy don’t make us wait any longer for part 2, I check every week and can’t stand the anticipation any more!
This just popped up on my list and I was intrigued! Man I'm loving this. I'm a new subscriber . Great work guys!
What a fun idea! I'm loving this! Nice work @TOM'S REFURB
I am impressed with your fab skills....the bumper delete with the intercooler in the middle the hood scoops and wing on the back...I saw this video and becore I watched it couldnt help but imagine wth yall were thinking but it is turning out totally badass
I did this type deal with two 1969 Camaro shells that were rotted out the bottoms. First one I fit on a short bed lowered SS-s10 it worked good and was a driver. The second one I fit onto a Toyota Echo and moved the rear axle/swingarm back to match the Camaro wheelbase. The second one was so much easier. Y’all are awesome!!!
I like things like this, because you're seeing people think outside the box and coming up with something brilliant
Can wait to see this all finished and painted!
I've seen a lot of body swapped over the years. But this is the first that has really caught my attention in a long time. Great work.
Real ingenius go
It looks good that’s what car building is all about trying new things and making it work. Can’t wait to see you drive it on the streets good job
Awesome job young man. I dig crazy stuff like this.
I like what You have done with
Your fabrication I think it's just
awesome can't wait to see the
completed project ! Thanks
Best wishes
That's the Real Spirit of Hot Rod Man Good Work, Go On
Awesome job guys 🏁🏁🏁
No joke, you are one hell of a fabricator young man. Well done on the creation, and the work!
As a chevy guy, I'm laughing my ass of inside🤣 but on another note, I asked myself "why..?" In the beginning of thr video and by the end the craftsmanship was A1 and I give you guys mad kudos 👏
Cool video. Can’t wait to see this finished
So cool, can’t wait to see the rest
Thats f**kin rad...the world needs more youth like you my man...
So fun to watch. You all are masters of the craft.
So awesome that you saved that old 65 Mustang, nice video, great work.
Man you goes hit it out of the park! You got that mad max theme mixed with the rat rod going on and it looks amazing. When I read the title Honda Civic body swapped with a mustang I much like many guys who seen it shook my head and did not think much of it but damn am I glad I stuck around to see because it's amazing.
I love it. You guys did an amazing job at building this car.
This is insane!! Keep up the awesome job!
I just stumbled on this video, and I have to say that’s bad ass. Some awesome ass fab work. Something new and one off. I actually looks awesome. Keep up the good work.
Impressive! Thank you for sharing your twisted take for a mustang.
Can’t wait to see what else comes out of this garage.
*need to get some rivet nuts
Awesome build. Would be crazy 4wheel drive. Keep up the great work.
Wow, hang on to your hat bud. You keep making content like this build and your channel will take off. I know I just hit subscribe. Nice work and you have a good eye for design and fab work.
Your my favorite TH-cam channel I barely found you a few days ago And you funny and dope asf keep it up!
Fantastic! I love that combination of old and new; and the Mustang body lines are so timeless that dropping it on modern technology just gives it more life. Quite frankly, this work you're doing looks better than the early mustang body / newer mustang pan jobs I've seen done! All the stuff you're using just seems to look like it belongs together. I do have a question: Which VIN tag will the final car use? The Honda? Or the Mustang? Great work guys!!
That’s the kind of content I go to yt for
Awesome build! Also crazy to see you went to criswell's junkyard! I grew up going there with my dad and you're right, nothing but old cars in the woods! perfect stuff for old cheap ratty builds!
Looks great and good craftsmanship. What a unique idea! Certainly will get better mileage too!
Great seeing young folks doing this. Reminds me of my youth
My hat's off to you fellows and your build. Love it and your energy.
U got the eye for it kid.good luck can't wait to see what's next
Not bad at all my dudes! Keep it up! I’ll be watching!
You guys have very good vision and creativity .Great fabrication👍
So cool to see young-in's doing the "Bad Chad" to a Mustang (Thumbs up keep it up).
Love this!! Watching from Fiji and getting lots of inspiration. 🏝🌴✈🏄♂️
Nice work Tom, keep recording every single progress of your builds, I don’t wanna miss anything from you guys 😅