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Yellow 1967 Ford Mustang modified as a monster truck with large tires, lifted suspension, covered by a tarp.
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“monster”1967 Ford Mustang

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Day one vs. today

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1967 Ford Mustang in 2011
1967 Ford Mustang in 2009
2009 2011

Photo history

52 photos across 3 years — drag the dot to travel through this vehicle’s life. Captions are the owner’s; where there isn’t one, the AI caption fills in.

2009

44 photos added — showing 8

1967 Ford Mustang — factory drum brakes 1967 Ford Mustang — backing plate removed 1967 Ford Mustang — ford drum spindle with chevy 1/2t backing plate. If you position the backing plate this way the brake hose is… 1967 Ford Mustang — The spacer washer that makes it possible. $25 a pair, shipping included. 1967 Ford Mustang — Note the bevel goes inboard to allow room for the radius at the base of the shoulder 1967 Ford Mustang — Spacer in place up against the spindle shoulder. 1967 Ford Mustang — Together with the chevy 1/2t backing plate. Early drum spindle and late disc and hub. If usinf the warn style… Yellow 1967 Ford Mustang modified as a monster truck with large tires, lifted suspension, covered by a tarp.

6 photos added

Wiring harness with multiple connectors and black protective tubing Car charger with power adapter and coiled cord on carpeted surface Pair of black Ford tow hooks Two sets of exhaust headers and two flanges on the ground custom roll cage attached to a bumper, with a tire underneath Stainless steel brake lines and hardware in plastic packaging

2 photos added

Pair of locking hubs with 'LOCK' and 'FREE' indicators, and snap rings Two Warn locking hubs with 'LOCK' and 'FREE' indicators

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