The details of a reproduction first-generation Mustang convertible body shell were announced Friday by the Ford Motor Company, a development that the automaker called in a media release a “classic car lover’s dream come true.”
If it is indeed a dream, it is a recurring one. Dynacorn International, the company contracted by Ford to make the bodies, also produces shells for vintage Camaros, Firebirds, Chevelles, Challengers and Chevy trucks, as well as 1967-70 Mustangs.
The brand-new old Mustang is already in production, and it comes with doors, trunk lid and all sheet metal. It sells for $15,000 and can be delivered to your garage by freight truck.
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