1967 Ford Mustang 460 V8 Engine Convertible

A slick '60s bombshell that features an impressively straight body, this tough Mustang benefitted from a six-figure rotisserie build that was split between Maryville Tennessee's Prater's Auto Restoration and Louisville Tennessee's Alloway's Hot Rod Shop. After a full strip, the car stretched DuPont Hot Hues Volcanic Blast 2-stage under power-operated cloth. And today, this pony rolls as one head-turning thoroughbred that's won major accolades from many of America's largest car shows! Check the custom engine bay and you'll find 460 cubic inches of raucous Ford Racing power! Behind that mill, a tough hydraulic clutch kicks a modern Tremec 5-speed, which spins a 9-inch Strange axle that's packed with a Traction Lok differential and 3.50 gears. That drivetrain pushes an Art Morrison 4-bar that's triangulated around a polished sway bar, polished control arms and QA-1 coil-over-shocks. That clip is led by a Heidts Superide II front-half, which centers power rack-and-pinion steering in front of more polished control arms and more QA-1 coil-overs. At the corners, 6 and 4-piston calipers clamp Wilwood drilled and slotted rotors. And power meets the pavement through Boyd Coddington Junkyard Dogs and modern Goodyear meats.