1993 Ford Mustang 5.0 'Feature Car' - Saved from the junk yard!

[@freerangeautomaticoutlawsk5462]

Really good start. I can see a lot of potential. Now Time to spend some money and Get 'er Done!

[@jesseaviman]

I own an 89 notch that i got in real bad shape in 2016. I did some small mods to the suspension, tubular lower control arms (i like) and coil overs all around (i don't like) Although the car sits nice, it doesn't really ride that nice (or smooth/soft) as a completely stock one does. I would keep it all stock and just replace the things that need replacing - it needs ball joints, replace the arm and ball joint. Power steering lines leaking, replace the rack, lines and power steering pump. Especially if you plan to keep the car forever, don't semi-fix it. and i totally agree keeping the outside as stock as possible. Yours is sorta raw too. It's like taking a 7UP car and modding that. those are raw and should stay stock looking.

[@mattfischer9769]

SUMMER EDITION

[@billyhaddock5540]

BG, i would fix the outside top/dumpers/sides and put 4 wheel disc and 5 lugs hubs.

[@Harlemcars]

Leave it as is, just clean it. Patina is the way to go with this one. Dont go down the rabbit hole

[@richgwozdz8580]

That triple white 5.0 wouldn’t happen to have ghost flames down the hood and front fenders would it I’ve been searching for my cousins since 2007 when my uncle sold it on him it was the first car my cousin ever drove and I helped build ( I was 2 when he started building it and 7 when my uncle sold it on him )

[@bluegrassgarage]

None that I see

[@martinmessineo4964]

Cosmetically stock looking, with upgraded drivetrain and suspension components.