spoiler is from a 78 king cobra from the junkyard, modified, cut, shaved, heated up and molded to fit the couple, then molded into the body lines of the car to eliminate "lines" and make it appear as one piece with the rear quarters.
these we made, bought another set from a bone yard and cut out the inner reds of the donors and the middle ambers from the keepers, dremeled cut the back ups then cut the reds, epoxied in the back ups.
awesome thanks, they look great. I'm thinking about trying the same thing with mine, i have a 78 cobra ii t-tops. thanks again, your car looks and sounds great
@@phestur13 Its a lot easier to use Night Shades Red taillight Spray tint.. No cutting no ,no sealing, no breaking... . Just spray them. Works great...
i went really overboard on mine, the total build in parts, as my labor was just sweat equity, and the labor by my friends....came in just under 52k, however, that sort of includes a build on a build, as the first phase i made it an automatic and though i had all new suspension and brakes, they were originally new but stock...the next summer i changed over back to standard and changed out the rear end again, and went tubular front upper/lowers, coil over suspension and willwood brakes all around and caltrac traction, that alone came in around 15k, so had i done that from the start, the total build would have come in around 40k
it is a tremec TKO-600. Tremec proto typed my car for this trans so the shifter points are in the "factory" location, did not have to cut my dash, or put on an oblong shift lever. with them prototyping off my car, i got the transmission at half price. was a very cool endeavor, saved me about 2500$ and put the shifter in the factory location.
it's the original dash, i took out the idiot lights, added a spot for another gauge then laminated it with a carbon fiber textured veneer, added pro-comp gauges, and a wiper switch from a K-10 blazer [since i used a flaming river steering column...i no longer had the wiper on the column] and that's it...a cool custom look to the original dash.
This is closer to what the 74-78 mustang 2's should have been. they were hated for what they were, what we were given. built right they could have been awesome.
If I wasn't a Mustang II fan, I am now!! Fantastic job!!
I’ve always thought these cars looked so damn awesome! Yours is no exception!
spoiler is from a 78 king cobra from the junkyard, modified, cut, shaved, heated up and molded to fit the couple, then molded into the body lines of the car to eliminate "lines" and make it appear as one piece with the rear quarters.
phestur13 Great job on the spoiler
Who did the work for the spoiler I want to put one on my 75 coupe
cool story bro
I had a couple of Mustang IIs back in the 70s. I always liked them.
Very tastefully done 👌🏻
My buddy had a king cobra in 78, I helped him modify it. Headers, cam, intake, 4bbl, wheels and tires, coni shocks 😇🤓 we got over 150 mph
the 2's are coming around
It looks and sounds fantastic!!
beautiful Cobra man looking to get a hatch.. real nice thanks for sharing
hope i can get this look out of my 75 Maverick
Beautiful car. Where did you get those u-bolt plates? Custom made?
Loving the interior
beautiful
Where did you get the rear spoiler wing for it
What a beauty. I'll bet she really moves too. Love your car.
nice work!
Very Nice!
LOVE IT!
Cool bad A car love it
Super Duper !! Love the II .
Oh what they should have been. The bumper deletes and color schemes are perfect, let alone no 70s engines crud.
There no bumper deletes
👍👍 That’s a mean machine, very very nice
Beautiful, wish he would have backed so you could see the whole car a once from the side.
wish it was a hatch but still, omfg!!!!!!!!!!! I'm in love! hope one day mine will be half as nice!
Hell nah the coupes are way better and this is one of the best 2s I've ever seen
Where did you get the spoiler for a coupe? I have a 75 with a 302 that I am gonna fix up
Nice 👍!!
Very nice work
Where did you get your interior kit at, I have a 77 coup as well and am in love with your interior
That car is fucking bad ass. Beautiful
SWEET RIDE!
Nice cobra
Awesome !!
hey josh, no, i don't "officially" race it...but i do street race it. and i got the other mustang in jan. :)
did you custom make or paint the tail lights or did you find somewhere that sells them all red?
these we made, bought another set from a bone yard and cut out the inner reds of the donors and the middle ambers from the keepers, dremeled cut the back ups then cut the reds, epoxied in the back ups.
awesome thanks, they look great. I'm thinking about trying the same thing with mine, i have a 78 cobra ii t-tops. thanks again, your car looks and sounds great
@@phestur13 Its a lot easier to use Night Shades Red taillight Spray tint..
No cutting no ,no sealing, no breaking...
. Just spray them.
Works great...
Also u dont destroy another set of lights and keep backup lights...
Sweet!!
No parking brakes?
How much do you want for it
And whoa when did you get 2 mustangs
What is the rear spoiler you used off of?
was from a king cobra
Very nice!
Very nice
I just bought one ! What engine is in there ? I have a 351 w
this one has a 347 stroker, the build i am doing now, a 78 T-top has a 331 stroker
@@phestur13 awesome hopefully you post some videos !
I got a '75, how much am I looking at spending for doing something like this 😩 just trying to find out
i went really overboard on mine, the total build in parts, as my labor was just sweat equity, and the labor by my friends....came in just under 52k, however, that sort of includes a build on a build, as the first phase i made it an automatic and though i had all new suspension and brakes, they were originally new but stock...the next summer i changed over back to standard and changed out the rear end again, and went tubular front upper/lowers, coil over suspension and willwood brakes all around and caltrac traction, that alone came in around 15k, so had i done that from the start, the total build would have come in around 40k
Awesome 😎
I seen a post about 4 months ago that it's for sale.
Is it still?
yes, it is still for sale, the price is healthy though, at a firm 22k, but again, the build was just shy of 41k well worth it.
Do you still have this ?
sure do.
What trans are you running in it i have a 78 with 347 that keeps blowing through t5 transmissions
it is a tremec TKO-600. Tremec proto typed my car for this trans so the shifter points are in the "factory" location, did not have to cut my dash, or put on an oblong shift lever. with them prototyping off my car, i got the transmission at half price. was a very cool endeavor, saved me about 2500$ and put the shifter in the factory location.
What is a 347 stroker? Is it a 302 bored over ?
yes, longer throw crank and longer rods. 347 CID
Where did you get that dash, or was it custom made?
it's the original dash, i took out the idiot lights, added a spot for another gauge then laminated it with a carbon fiber textured veneer, added pro-comp gauges, and a wiper switch from a K-10 blazer [since i used a flaming river steering column...i no longer had the wiper on the column] and that's it...a cool custom look to the original dash.
Uncl Adam do you drag race with that car or with all of yo cars and yes other suscribers he's my uncl my mom is his sister.
Sweeeeeeet
So much hate to mustangs ii's but fuck it this one will shut them haters mouths lol love the car I need to find one
This is closer to what the 74-78 mustang 2's should have been. they were hated for what they were, what we were given. built right they could have been awesome.
Awesome car but the white gauges dont work for me. Black faces with white numbers would
347 what dude ?
it is a 347 stroker.
It's a Hopped up 302 come on man
I like it but I still love my 82 gt mut more
It's a sacrilege calling that overgrown Pinto a Mustang. Ford stopped making mustangs in 1973 till 2005.
I own two of them ford named them so they are debs husband
Nope, 74’-2005
@@baptizedinblood86 shut the fuck up
Not one thing on a Mustang II from 1974-1978 will interchange on a pinto as far as body parts, front end, etc. Stop showing your ignorance idiot.