A 1967 Ford Mustang fastback has been discovered after decades of neglect, an extremely rare factory S-code big-block classic.
A long-forgotten 1967 Ford Mustang fastback was discovered after sitting in a backyard for more than 40 years, and its rusty and battered exterior hides a remarkable secret. John found in Lost and Found ClassicThe Mustang initially appears to be an unassuming and weathered relic. However, closer inspection revealed that the abandoned pony car was a rare factory S-code model equipped with a brand-new 1967 390 cubic-inch V8 engine. Producing 320 horsepower and 427 pound-feet of torque, it was the most powerful option of the year, predating the 1968 Cobra Jet engine.
Despite decades of weathering, the Mustang’s original design acapulco blue The paint, though faded to superficial rust, still hints at its former glory. The interior was once decorated with parchment upholstery, but is missing key components and shows significant wear. The original big-block engine had been replaced by a “truck engine,” which further complicated the car’s restoration. However, a marty report Confirming the car’s extraordinary rarity, it was revealed that it is one of only nine vehicles built with a specific powertrain, color and trim combination, including rare factory options such as a deluxe woodgrain steering wheel and factory air conditioning.
John plans to restore the Mustang to factory specifications, a project that will require significant time and resources. Sourcing a period-correct 390 V8 engine and other rare parts will be no small feat, but the uniqueness of the car makes it worth the effort. This isn’t the only rare Mustang John has discovered – other vehicles on the property include a 1969 Q-code Cobra Jet Mach 1 and another S-code Mustang coupe.
The rediscovery and upcoming restoration of the 1967 Mustang Fastback ensures its legacy as a rare and important part of automotive history, celebrating a golden age of muscle car performance and design.
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