Revology Prepares To Produce Shelby Mustang Replicas

[cycleguy55]

Originally Posted by RestoCreations

On a side note, I've installed a coyote in a 67 mustang it's no small task. These guys have no idea what they are getting into offering a mod motor for only a 4500 upgrade.

It sounds like they're using a Mustang II type front suspension, so no towers to get in the way of the Coyote.

[Winchester67]

Back in about 81 or so Shelby himself was missing a GT 350 convertible so he hatched a scheme to make a few more using existing but non-rusted Mustangs as the base. That seems like the right way to go if one was going to go into the replica/kit/tribute/restomod/pick your name business. To me anyway.

[kanuck]

Originally Posted by cycleguy55

It sounds like they're using a Mustang II type front suspension, so no towers to get in the way of the Coyote.

So One Hundred and Fifty thousand for something with a Mustang 11 front suspension. you got to be kidding me.

Dean

[NewYorkGuy]

Originally Posted by kanuck

So One Hundred and Fifty thousand for something with a Mustang 11 front suspension. you got to be kidding me.

Dean

It's a Shelby! I'm surprised the car isn't more $$$

Years ago, my neighbor got scammed by Unique Motors "Eleanor" Mustangs. I believed he paid "extra" to move up the waiting list from 3 years to 18 months delivery... never got car. not sure he got any $$ back.

[cycleguy55]

Originally Posted by kanuck

So One Hundred and Fifty thousand for something with a Mustang 11 front suspension. you got to be kidding me.

Dean

I doubt that is uses a Mustang II suspension - I wrote "Mustang II TYPE suspension" (e.g. unequal length control arms). These are very good systems and have ultimately ended up being reproduced (and improved) with tubular arms by many companies such as Heidt's, TCI, Fatman, just to name a few.

Perhaps you're an automotive engineer or race car fabricator - I don't know your level of expertise. All I know is there have probably been more Mustang II type front ends installed than any other front suspension. It's a solid suspension design with a lot of benefits.

Some reading:
http://www.heidts.com/part/mustang-2...uspension-ifs/
http://www.hotrod.com/how-to/additio...nt-suspension/
http://www.rodauthority.com/news/new...ii-suspension/