1967 Ford Mustang 1967 Mustang

Built by brothers Rick and Daryl Francoeiur and their team of master automotive specialists at 360 Fabrication Inc. in British Columbia, Canada, over the course of nine months, a 1967 Mustang Fast-back nicknamed The Nightmare, underwent more then 700 engine and body modifications, including a modified Eleanor front end over an Art Morrison chassis, flared fenders to accommodate a lowered body and computerized ari ride system, customized forward flip steel hood with electric actuators. The engine was tuned to 700 h.p. and given an additional 100 h.p. nitrous modifications. Even the engine compartment was hand made. The rear end was given a Ferrari look and the sides were shaved and handmade scoops added to flush fit the windows. The car features 20-inch Vellano wheels and 375 wide rear wheels. In the interior, the Italian sound system alone is worth in excess of $40,000 and the entire leather interior was hand stitched. The car was painted in BASF black with Waterborne Candy red paint for the GT stripes. Undoubtedly the most impressive example of a vintage Mustang in the country, the level of detail around this customization is unmatched. With under 50 miles of usage since restoration this car has been shown at Barrett Jackson Arizona to numerous other car shows including being the feature car at the Vancouver International Auto Show in 2014. This car is being listed at considerably less then the cost of restoration. This car can also be seen at the companies website at 360fabrication .

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