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[Alamo]

Revology Cars - Brand-New Reproduction Classic Mustang



This guy builds brand new cars using modern technology and materials, under a brand new body and trim style based on the 60's Mustangs.

This is one of those "If you have to ask the price..." deals.


I am not affiliated in any way with Revology, nor did I receive any compensation. Dang it.

 

[Jaybird1980]

There is a company doing something like this with square body Chevy's, but again if you have to ask the price... you can't afford it.

 

[Kutnupe14]

That’s just sick.

 

[femurphy77]

I guessed a quarter, seems I was about 20% high. Guess I'll add it to the lottery stable.

 

[BigRed]

I have seen these in person.... very nice (not to confused with reasonably priced).

 

[BigRed]

I guessed a quarter, seems I was about 20% high. Guess I'll add it to the lottery stable.

Why don't you blue up and post your avatar photo so we can compare?

 

[femurphy77]

Why don't you blue up and post your avatar photo so we can compare?

Don't remember where I got that, seems like it's the King of Norway's car or something similar. Wish I had saved it in the original form though as I remember it it was a NICE photo in full size!

 

[gregkl]

There is a company doing something like this with square body Chevy's, but again if you have to ask the price... you can't afford it.

I'd be interested in checking out the square bodies. I couldn't buy one most likely but it would be neat to see them. I have been thinking about what I want when I retire in 7 years or so. Right now I'm thinking nicely restored square body or a Rivian electric.

 

[Jaybird1980]

I'd be interested in checking out the square bodies. I couldn't buy one most likely but it would be neat to see them. I have been thinking about what I want when I retire in 7 years or so. Right now I'm thinking nicely restored square body or a Rivian electric.

I want to see one also, but with a price tag starting around $150,000 I wouldn't be in the buying mood.
I'm unfamiliar with the Rivian

 

[gregkl]

I want to see one also, but with a price tag starting around $150,000 I wouldn't be in the buying mood.
I'm unfamiliar with the Rivian

If I can go out west and find a rust free one around 1978 vintage, I'd buy it and do whatever was needed. My preference would be that all it needs is washed and waxed, but I can do it all if necessary. But I would have to be in it financially for less than a new vehicle. Once I'm retired I really don't want to do it for the love anymore. If the prices haven't come down by then, I'll buy something newer. Wrenching on cars used to be a hobby. Key word; "used".

 

[Jaybird1980]

If I can go out west and find a rust free one around 1978 vintage, I'd buy it and do whatever was needed. My preference would be that all it needs is washed and waxed, but I can do it all if necessary. But I would have to be in it financially for less than a new vehicle. Once I'm retired I really don't want to do it for the love anymore. If the prices haven't come down by then, I'll buy something newer. Wrenching on cars used to be a hobby. Key word; "used".

Texas, Oklahoma, and Tennessee are also a good place to look, I don't exactly see the prices coming down anytime soon. The OBS style of 88-98 are now going to be increasing in price, still good basic trucks

 

[1DOWN4UP]

https://fortcollins.craigslist.org/cto/d/fort-collins-1966-ford-mustang-gt/7279401720.html. this is a sweet one.....like the 68 better but it would do. These fastback are about to go thru the roof again.

 

[Leadeye]

Mustangs are one of those cars that you really can build entirely out of aftermarket parts. Lots of metal available. 1968 was a good year for a lot of cars.

 

[Haven]

I've looked at those before. I can't afford one, but I have drooled, er looked at them.

I love the idea of a 1967 Mustang Fastback with modern internals.

 

[gregkl]

Texas, Oklahoma, and Tennessee are also a good place to look, I don't exactly see the prices coming down anytime soon. The OBS style of 88-98 are now going to be increasing in price, still good basic trucks

Do you think as the boomers get beyond wanting these types of vehicles, the market will drop? I mean the next generation is not all that interested in old school stuff, are they?

 

[Jaybird1980]

Do you think as the boomers get beyond wanting these types of vehicles, the market will drop? I mean the next generation is not all that interested in old school stuff, are they?

That's a tough question to answer. A lot of people thought the same thing on 60s muscle cars and those things haven't really come down yet, granted they're not as high as they were when they peaked but I think that was caused by a booming economy.

Trucks are always popular, shortbed, round headlights are big with sport truck/hotrodders. Easy to modify and lots of support. If the price drops it may be 20 years from now, and there won't be a lot of them in good original condition by then.

 

[lonehoosier]

There is a company doing something like this with square body Chevy's, but again if you have to ask the price... you can't afford it.

 

[gregkl]

Yup. I would buy one of those before a new Raptor in a heartbeat! That is exactly what I would like to have. I wouldn't even need all the HP if I could save some substantial coin.

 

[DoggyDaddy]

I've looked at those before. I can't afford one, but I have drooled, er looked at them.

I love the idea of a 1967 Mustang Fastback with modern internals.

I watch "Counting Cars" a lot (on History) and they frequently take old muscle cars and basically turn them into brand new modern vehicles on the inside, but of course they usually add their own customization as opposed to a strict restore.