And with the 50th anniversary of the Mustang looming, Ford has seen fit to license an official 1965 Mustang convertible shell for sale. It will make its world debut at next week’s SEMA show in Las Vegas.
But even though Ford is selling an almost 50-year old design, modern steel and welding techniques make this shell better than the original. Built by Ford-approved dealer Dynacorn, the modern Mustang shells can be configured in 1964 ½, 1965, and 1966 configurations. The complete body includes doors and trunk lid, and all the metalwork from radiator support to taillight panel. The only thing it is missing is the hood and front fenders. Sold separately.*
The shells are available now and, except for a few hardware bits, can be completed with Ford-approved reproduction parts. Prices for the bare shell start at $15,000, and go up from there. This body will help preserve the dwindling number of original Mustangs out there, and will give builders and buyers another option when rebuilding a vintage Mustang. Check out the press release below for all the details.