1967 Ford Mustang Fastback Roller Shell With Options

Big Daddy's Motor Car's
About Us
Big Daddy’s Motor Cars is a team of skilled builders, craftsmen and car enthusiasts that have been modifying and custom fabricating high-performance vehicles in California for more than 25 years.
A lot of people clone the infamous movie car Eleanor, but we found it could be much better … in our opinion. There’s a lot of differences between a car that’s really going to be driven and a car that’s made for a movies or car shows. Our car was built to be driven. We build “Go” cars, not show cars.
Each built-to-order vehicle takes approximately 9 months of meticulous car building. All BDMC vehicles are handcrafted and built in-house with uncompromised precision and attention to detail. Each new vehicle begins with a classic Mustang - the base is an original fastback body, which is stripped down to the bare bones. Everything on and under the car is gone through, modernized, fabricated, or built from scratch.
At Big Daddy’s Motor cars, we pride ourselves on building award winning, head turning cars, as well as some cool Mustangs being built right now. Some shops build show cars, some restore cars …. we build restomod Mustangs only that are meant to drive.
We start with a classic and make it better … much better. We sit down with a client, listen to their ideas, and then turn those ideas into a powerful, well-handling thing of beauty.
Our results speak loudly. The first GT500e from BDMC besides being a regularly driven car that turns heads everywhere, it has won many shows and numerous awards, it has a huge social media following, and has TV and KZbin appearances.

[@KUNZR11]

"You will find yourself living in a van down by the river!" Come on who didn't think of Chris Farley While watching this guy?

[@cavscout62]

Too Sweet! Drop in a Blown Godzilla backed by the 10 speed Automatic and 373’s in the ass end and man what a GT Tourer.

[@byronstephen2044]

Just wonderful . Modern updated steering , brakes , suspension and it's coming up here to Canada ,beautiful !

[@MountainValleySpringWater]

Damm am I proud to be an American 🇺🇸💪🦅

[@garthsutcliffe1540]

Man what a car, he said it

[@AlejandroGomez-nj3ji]

Go Vic!!!

[@elijahhall8637]

Please can you tell me what is the price of a 1969 faceback body with shock towers removed for new front suspension. Can you send it for me to NZ.

[@fasterdrive221]

what shells do u use?

[@jjgbmw323]

So what is the official designation of these rollers. Does the 1967 shell have a vin, and can it be registered in Mass as a classic 1967?I want to build one with a Coyote Gen 3 and the latest Whipple supercharger.

[@bdmc_mustangs213]

We get the shells with a MCO (Manufacturers Certificate or Origin) which can be used at DMV to obtain registration and a title. If you call we can explain further. btw, we have a 67 build for a customer with a Gen3 Coyote and a Gen5 Whipple in the shop now :)

[@BretWFL]

That is a very cool car. Amazing idea. I love this. Endless possibilities. Has anyone put a LS in one? I wish you much success. This is the way to go

[@lesstuart6908]

Thank you. Yes, we have a customer that is putting an LS3/T56 combo in a roller that is going to the middle East. Most are putting Coyotes in them.

[@cavscout62]

Why would anyone drop a copy of a Ford Engine (LS) in a Mustang? Absolutely Blasphemy. All that Superior Ford Tech and Craftsmanship only to be undermined by a lump of gm junk under the hood? 🤮

[@tomhamilton9140]

LS disgusting

[@markcreamer3196]

$ 48.000.00 for a roller , are you kidding me, at first i thoight this was a great idea, untill you go to his website, and see the price, and you need a great engine , trans interior , i mean everything, theres still alot of old mustangs out there running and driving for sale, not me im not going to waste $50k on a shell What about tags, itll be high because its not old lol 😆

[@davidmiller4594]

Ah.. The panels Are stamped in Taiwan.

[@russcooke5671]

Are you sure I thought they were US Made.

[@jimfoster2011]

@@russcooke5671 Most likely assembled in US, but body panels are made in Taiwan or some place other than US

[@edwinbennett4611]

Chinese Mustang

[@jimfoster2011]

@@edwinbennett4611 If made in Taiwan, it's not China! Yet!

[@randybichsel4244]

so he wanted that STUPID Eleanor UGLY Option

[@robertraber4770]

Don’t like that car not for me. To much money for a car like that