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The Mustangs We Restore, 1964½ to Fox-Body

Every generation has its own quirks, rust spots, and details that make a restoration correct. These are the cars we know cold.

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Restored 1964½–1965 Ford Mustang First generation 1964½–1965

1965 Mustang Restoration

The car that started it all. The 1965 Mustang is the most restorable classic car on the planet, with the deepest parts supply and a shape everyone recognizes.

The original pony car shapeThe 289 V8 and the first GT package
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Restored 1966 Ford Mustang First generation 1966

1966 Mustang Restoration

The 1966 is the refined, best-selling first-year Mustang: cleaner details, the five-dial dash, and the same deep parts supply that makes these cars a joy to restore.

The refined five-dial instrument clusterThe rare HiPo K-code 289
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Restored 1967 Ford Mustang First generation (restyled) 1967

1967 Mustang Restoration

For many enthusiasts the 1967 is the Mustang. Bigger, bolder bodywork, room for a big-block, the first fastback that looked like a fastback, and the birth year of the Shelby GT500.

The concave-tail fastback shape made famous on screenThe first big-block Mustang (390 FE)
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Restored 1968 Ford Mustang First generation (restyled) 1968

1968 Mustang Restoration

The 1968 refined the 1967's iconic shape and added the legendary 428 Cobra Jet mid-year. It is also the Bullitt year, which keeps demand for the Highland Green fastback high.

The Bullitt Highland Green fastbackThe mid-year 428 Cobra Jet
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Restored 1969 Ford Mustang First generation (restyled) 1969

1969 Mustang Restoration

1969 brought the widest, most muscular first-gen body and the best model lineup the Mustang ever had: Mach 1, Boss 302, Boss 429, and Grande. Peak muscle, endlessly collectible.

The Mach 1 and the Boss 302 / 429Quad headlights and the wide SportsRoof body
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Restored 1979–1993 Ford Mustang Third generation (Fox) 1979–1993

Fox-Body Mustang Restoration

The Fox-body is the fastest-appreciating Mustang right now. Light, simple, and built around the legendary 5.0, it restores clean and responds to modern power like nothing else.

The 5.0 LX, the affordable street-strip legendThe 1993 SVT Cobra
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Answers

Which Mustang should you restore?

Which classic Mustang is the easiest to restore?

The 1965 and 1966 Mustangs are the easiest to restore, because they have the best reproduction-parts support of any classic car. Almost every panel and part is available new, which keeps both cost and risk lower than most restorations.

Which classic Mustang is the best investment?

The most valuable first-generation Mustangs are the rare and desirable models: 1967 to 1969 fastbacks, genuine Shelby, Boss, Mach 1, and Cobra Jet cars. Among later cars, clean Fox-body 5.0 LX notchbacks and the 1993 Cobra are appreciating fastest. A correct restoration protects and grows that value.

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