Picture Perfect: Re-assembling The '68 Mustang Fastback Track Car - Horsepower S13, E19

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Published 2021-03-13

HorsePower finishes up its '68 track car project. After a paint job, it's time for re-assembly and installation of gauges, fuel lines and misc. accessories. She'll be picture-perfect and road course-ready.

All Comments (21)

@SimpleLife1971 3 years ago

I can't even begin to image how nice it must be to assemble this Mustang with all new components, bolts, washers, and nuts everywhere!
@amac9085 3 years ago

this is great and ALOT of intelligent wonderful details thank you for sharing great job guys and MORE to come
@jameshutchins3396 3 years ago

Much better looking than I expected. Well done!
@conservativemike3768 3 years ago

The perfect endless hobby for those with OCD.
@waltermatheus2652 1 year ago

Show .......! Parabéns a Equipe ! Bonito trabalho, esse Mustang ficou único !
@JamieCarter-wv8rp 7 months ago

Beast car I ever owned was a 66 Mustand. Black on black. All original. Beautiful car.
@MrBlaser51 3 years ago

Just plain beautiful !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@stevenjennings8347 3 years ago

Awesome informational educational video experience Y'alls God Bless Ya 🙏
@MerlinOpeth 3 years ago

Awesome job on the livery.
@perceive8159 3 years ago

A big pot of money to have all kinds of things and fun doing it! 😀
@peterfeltham5612 3 months ago

Beautiful job boys.An admirer from england.
@criticaluplink 3 years ago

Fuel pump is 80g an hour to a 6lbs reducer to a carb. A bit overkill don’t you think. This is like having a water hose going into a bucket and sipping the water with a straw
@islamsemo4902 3 years ago

Awesome job guys
@jihanhamza7265 3 years ago

Its sick.....beautifull.. Everything is new..
@russellcardinal9074 3 years ago

Beautiful
@borilopez8581 3 years ago

What a beautiful car
@nardaoeletronica 3 years ago

Very good works .
@mikekerezsi9672 2 years ago

Love the color nice build
@justindancer6613 2 years ago

That paint is all over the place
@hotrodray6802 3 years ago

We always ran the coolant overflow tank into the frame rail OR properly onerboard so any water wont get under a tire and cause a crash. Also like the poly coolant that operates at low/zero pressure.