The Mustang Brothers Are Building Turn-Key Restomods, and Orders Are Open
Every few months, another shop in some sunny state announces a line of build-to-order Broncos or Mustangs or C10s with modern drivelines, brakes, suspension, stereos, and HVAC systems, usually costing six figures, donor vehicle not included. The “Outlaw” series by the Mustang Brothers, Cody and Preston Ingrassia, may just be something different.
Headquartered in a massive warehouse outside gray-skied Chicago, Mustang Brothers is already intimately familiar with restoring Mustangs of all vintages. It is the world’s largest Mustang shop, measured in builds completed annually. Christopher Ingrassia, who founded it as Mustang Restorations in 1980, is gradually handing the business over to his twin sons, Preston and Cody, who are looking beyond the rotisserie restorations for which the shop is known …
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