As a classic car owner/hobbyist, this disgusts me. But thankfully there are at least 200k other restored/restorable 60s Mustangs out there.
As a classic car owner/hobbyist, this disgusts me. But thankfully there are at least 200k other restored/restorable 60s Mustangs out there.
Good news is that you can get a brand new 66 shell stamped in Taiwan for about 20k.
I wonder if they're as "good" as the Chinese AE86 shells.