ECD Automotive Design's 1967 Ford Mustang Restomod Is the Right Kind of Old School
Why settle for some Coyote-based powertrain when a Roush-built small-block Ford is so much sweeter?
Modern performance cars are a miracle of engineering, but they often lack the style and character of yesteryear's finest. Seemingly hundreds of companies have popped up in recent years with the goal of combining the best of both worlds, birthing the market for so-called restomods as we now know it. ECD Automotive Design is best known today for their work rehashing British icons like Land Rovers and Jaguars, but it has just started offering something a bit less exotic by American standards. Their latest product line is centered around the iconic first-generation Ford Mustangs (specifically those built from 1965–1970) and feature a more traditional approach than many of the popular pony-car builders …
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