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Some Mustangs are remembered because they were popular. Others are remembered because they were legendary. Titles that start with GT or Shelby headline these legendary cars, but there is another very limited production car that helped headline a new generation of Mustang, one with a larger body and more power, and one whose mere name gives it a tone of control. That Mustang is the Boss 429. The 1969-70 Boss 429 commands that second category. With its newly designed fastback

One of the biggest decisions in any restoration or hot rod build is made long before the paint color, wheel style, and upholstery are ever decided on. That decision is what kind of powerhouse will reside under the hood. Some owners may want the raw, pure mechanical personality of an old-school V8. Where sound, throttle response, simplicity, and the Ford Performance heritage all matter more than anything. While others may want everything a modern Mustang has under the shell

Normally, when people think of a classic Mustang, their eyes and hearts immediately sway to the fastback cars. Whether that’s because of the countless movies they’ve appeared in or because of their racing and performance heritage, fastback Mustangs are the typical poster child for many. But for the driver who is looking for something a little more understated, a bit more personal, and every bit as capable, the 1965-1966 Mustang Coupe deserves a spot in the limelight. At Rest

Every Mustang is built to tell a different story. For over six decades, Ford has continued to build one of the most iconic American cars of all time. Long enough for three generations of drivers to enjoy it, and long enough for there to be a Mustang that fits almost anyone’s taste. Some want the iconic shape and styling of a first-generation fastback, while others may want to tackle the raw power and presence of a 1970 Boss 429. At Restomod Mustangs, each model we offer is bu