Mike Dusold built this 1965 Mustang at his company Dusold Designs for owner Marc Nemati to drive on the street and track. In the engine bay sits a twin-turbo 430 ci (7.0L) Windsor Ford V8 featuring a Ford Motorsport alumi.
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Very few classics appeal more to the senses than the very first-generation Ford Mustang, produced from 1964 up until 1973. Among them, cars with 1964 thr.
Ford never made a widebody Mustang, but that hasn’t stopped a few loyal Ford fans from chasing the car of their dreams. The widebody Mustang phenomenon is a relative latecomer to the hot-rodding party, and its original inspiration in the hot-rodding world stems from highly modified production cars in the International Motor Sport Association (IMSA).