AzPete
Well-Known Member
.........they say nothing about VIN's....but it looks ssssooooo nice......
http://autos.yahoo.com/news/ford-reintr ... stang.html
http://autos.yahoo.com/news/ford-reintr ... stang.html
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Anonymous
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Most of the states are way behind in changing their laws when it comes to kit built cars. I hope it doesn't wake the sleeping giant someday.
classicdoug
Member
It's a Dynacorn body. The article says it is "nearly ready for paint and assembly." I've worked on Dynacorn bodies before. "Nearly" is a long way from where I say the car is ready for paint.
Otherwise, I like it! You know what it means now. Dynacorn is going to start reproducing parts that aren't currently available for the 65-66 convertibles, like the stainless windshield moldings.
Doug
Otherwise, I like it! You know what it means now. Dynacorn is going to start reproducing parts that aren't currently available for the 65-66 convertibles, like the stainless windshield moldings.
Doug
blue65coupe
Well-Known Member
Read that earlier today and searched for vin/title info to no avail. Not seeing it for $15K. IIRC that did not include any panels, doors, hood, etc. It was simply the unibody.