Body Swapping A 2019 Mustang GT to 1967 Mustang Fastback GT in 15 Minutes!

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  @BisforBuild · 2 years ago · pinned

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• ZA

  @zachg8591 · 2 years ago

  Your growth over the years is unreal. You have gotten to the point where you not only make money, but get paid to build a car that you wanted. Excellent work dude

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• TY

  @tylerandrews4961 · 2 years ago

  &quot;That&apos;s how stealing works&quot; - Chris

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• DO

  @DOUBLEZZRANCH · 2 years ago

  FORD, THIS IS WHAT WE WANT‼️<br>Doesn&apos;t have to be the fastest in the world, just classic &amp; good H.P. with modern technology.

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  @NemuiJin · 2 years ago

  Nice to see the material costs, I&apos;m guessing labor costs for your team working on this for 30 days would be $50,000. All in all a $90,000 brand new &quot;1967 Mustang Fastback&quot; is probably not too bad considering what you&apos;d have to do to achieve the same performance from an original.

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• JR

  @JRs-Garage · 2 years ago

  Loved this car! <br>Glad he was finally able to get a nice one finished!<br>It was his nemesis 😂

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• MI

  @MinkMood · 2 years ago

  Proud of you, Chris and Oscar! The build is legit, and looks gangster from Ford golden days!!!!!

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• RE

  @RealRickCox · 2 years ago

  This redemption build was AWESOME. &nbsp;I wish I could have made it to SEMA to see it in person. &nbsp;Your builds are always AMAZING.

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• TY

  @tylerbarrett6652 · 2 years ago

  I love the way you edited this... the voice over time lapse is a perfect way to summarize this build.

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• SI

  @silvenshadow · 2 years ago

  Absolutely mega to get such a showstopper of a build done in such a tiny amount of time! Huge cheers to the whole BIFB team.

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• OR

  @ORRadtech · 2 years ago

  40k in parts but what about labor? Three guys working, conservatively, 12 hours a day for 30 days is close 1100 man hours. &nbsp;Figure $150/hour, if you find a fabricator willing to do it for tlhat little, adds another $165k. Now I&apos;m sure he doesn&apos;t have that much in labor in it but the average diy guy, would between buying tools and hiring out stuff beyond their skill set, certainly would. I appreciate the breakdown but think that final number of $40k is extremely under reported.

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• RO

  @roberthampton8682 · 2 years ago

  WOW! &nbsp;What an amazing build! &nbsp;Being from that era of 1967-68 (I was 16 in 68), those have always been my favorite Mustangs. I did own a 68 notchback many years ago. It was a wreck and paid all of $400 for it. Spent a year fixing it (inline 6 with three speed), but sold it once I got it going. Of course, looking back now, I should have never gotten rid of it! &nbsp;But don&apos;t we all say that? &nbsp;Again, great build, fun to watch you guys (before SEMA) building and and seeing the finished product!

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