This is cool. So: "if you want to race a mustang there are several different ways to go". My way, buy a old "A" sedan mustang race car with boss 302 engine 35 yrs ago. Shell was terrible, 2 mustangs welded together. Scrapped all sheet metal and kept the parts. Fast forward 35 yrs... Bought a rusty 68 coup then bought a nice ASA stock car chassis. Now going to put those together along with a refreshed boss 302. Then I'll go find a race to join. Probably be in NASA.
I'd love to see this car with 180° headers and Nascar boom tubes, it would an audible riot.
This is exactly what I have been wanting to do for years with my old 65 coupe sitting in the garage in disassembled form.
Id love to see more of this car!!
I bought a 65 coupe roller for 400 bucks. Plan on building it for nasa American iron class
This is cool. So: "if you want to race a mustang there are several different ways to go". My way, buy a old "A" sedan mustang race car with boss 302 engine 35 yrs ago. Shell was terrible, 2 mustangs welded together. Scrapped all sheet metal and kept the parts. Fast forward 35 yrs... Bought a rusty 68 coup then bought a nice ASA stock car chassis. Now going to put those together along with a refreshed boss 302. Then I'll go find a race to join. Probably be in NASA.
You can start with a fastback Mustang for $20K, or a '65 Ford falcon for $2K. call Hollman Moody for the upgrades...
Will be following this build. Can you run bloated induction and or TBI in HSR class racing?
This should be really good 👍.
Glad you like this. We are going to have some fun with this one.
Budget build starts with 20k roller... How about a 3k roller and junkyard parts?
i will never pay over a thousand for a plain jane mustang roller,thats just ridiculous
What's the update? How close to racing?
For the latest update on our project Mustang check out our build thread: grassrootsmotorsports.com/project-cars/1965-mustang-fastback/
Is it fia approved?
500 horsepower…and drum brakes lol
The cover pic is not a 67 Mustang.