Forgotten Fastback
The Build Sheet
New Parts
- Fuel Tank With Drain Plug Premium
- CJ Classics Fuel Tank Sending Unit With Foam Float 3/8" 1965-1968
- Steering Center Link Mustang V8 With Manual Steering
- CJ Classics Steering Pitman Arm Mustang V8 1965-1966/Early 1967
- Shock Tower Bumper
- Scott Drake Upper Control Arm Assembly Premium Black/ Gray
- Scott Drake Lower Control Arm Assembly Premium Black/Gray
- Tie Rod End Sleeve
- Scott Drake Strut Rod Bushing Kit
- Scott Drake Coil Spring Insulators Polyurethane 3/8" Pair
- Scott Drake Coil Spring Progressive Rate Pair
- Tie Rod End Inner Passenger Side Manual/Power Steering/Driver Side Manual Steering V8
- Tie Rod End Outer Passenger Side Manual/Power Steering/Driver Side Manual Steering V8
- Idler Arm Mustang V8 Except GT350
Replacement Parts
- Complete Floor Pan Assembly
- Full Quarter Panel One-Piece
- Roof Panel
- Tail Light Panel
- Wheelhouse Inner
- Wheelhouse Outer
- Fender Reproduction
- Cowl Panel Assembly 2-Piece
- Valance Front
- Rear Valance With Backup Light Holes
- Radiator Support Panel with Crossmember
- Firewall Assembly
- CJ Classics Full Shock Tower Assembly Driver Side
- CJ Classics Full Shock Tower Assembly Passenger Side
- Window Panel Rear
The Project
Install Videos
FORGOTTEN FASTBACK RECIEVES A NEW GAS TANK
The progress on the Forgotten Fastback is progressing. The next step on this restoration of our 1965 Ford Mustang fastback is to install a brand new fuel tank. While our Mustang fastback isn't quite ready to receive or use any fuel yet, the fuel tank's installation is an important step before we install fuel and brake lines, which is next. See how to install the fuel tank in Bill's latest video.
NEW FRONT & REAR VALENCES INSTALLED ON OUR 1965 MUSTANG FASTBACK!
After installing the brakes and suspension, we could finally remove our Forgotten Fastback from the rotisserie and finish up the body work with the installed of new front and rear valences. Bill shows us how easy this is done and tell us about the products he chose to install onto our 1965 Ford Mustang fastback.
REBUILDING THE FORGOTTEN FASTBACK'S FRONT SUSPENSION
Since the Forgotten Fastback didn't come with many front suspension components, before we got too far in our restoration, it needed a high quality front suspension. Today, Bill installs many new front suspension parts, giving our 1965 Mustang fastback a high quality, performance inspired upgrade.
SEALING THE SEAMS & UNDERCOATING THE FORGOTTEN FASTBACK.
Before we get into some of our major part installations, we needed to seal the seams in the new sheet metal on the Forgotten Fastback, then give the whole under body a spray of undercoating. Watch as Bill shows you how to tackle this simple project.