Body kits come in a wide variety of materials. Everything from tried and true fiberglass to the impossibly good carbon fiber is worth considering depending on what direction you're planning on taking your Mustang's build. This guide explains the pros and cons of some of the most common body kit materials, including fiberglass, polyurethane, ABS, carbon fiber and composites.

Whether you're trying to correct a dent or putting in a patch after removing rust, this guide walks you through how to properly contour, sand, prime, and paint your Mustang so that when you're finished it looks as good as new.

Whether you’re trying to preserve your vehicle’s factory badges prior to restoration or want to customize your badging, you’ll need to remove emblems. Here’s how to debadge your vehicle without damaging the paint.

After years of cruising down highways or parading around car shows, the chrome bumpers on your classic Mustang may not shine like before. Whether you have dull or broken bumpers, this guide will teach you how to install new bumpers on your 1965-1966 Mustang.