A extensively reengineered 1969 Ford Mustang Fastback is being offered as a pro-touring restomod that blends classic styling with modern high-performance hardware. Built around the original fastback configuration and assembled at the San Jose plant, the car retains its authentic fastback VIN while incorporating a wide range of contemporary mechanical, suspension, and interior upgrades.
At the center of the build is a supercharged 5.2-liter Predator GT500 V8, bringing modern muscle car power into the classic Mustang platform. The engine is paired with a Turbo 400R automatic transmission that has been professionally tuned to handle up to 1,000 horsepower, emphasizing durability and drivability. Supporting hardware includes a cold air intake and an upgraded cooling system with a performance radiator and dual electric fans. The engine bay is fully color-matched to the exterior, presenting a clean and show-quality appearance.
The exterior maintains the unmistakable 1969 fastback profile while integrating subtle modern touches. LED headlights improve visibility, while American Racing Flow Form wheels and Nitto performance rear tires contribute to the car’s aggressive stance and traction-focused setup. Every exterior element has been refined to balance originality with contemporary performance aesthetics.
Inside, the cabin combines vintage muscle car cues with modern convenience. A Dakota Digital gauge cluster delivers modern instrumentation in a classic layout, while climate control is handled by a Vintage Air system with a digital display. Additional interior features include a TMI center console, a Retrosound audio system, rear and kick-panel speakers, an adjustable steering column, and a one-piece suede headliner. A Shelby roll bar adds both visual impact and structural reinforcement.
Beneath the body, the Mustang has been transformed with a fully modernized chassis. A four-link rear suspension with a torque arm enhances stability and traction, while the front suspension features Heidts components with adjustable coilovers. Wilwood four-piston disc brakes provide stopping power appropriate for the car’s performance capabilities.
With just 220 miles listed, this 1969 Mustang fastback restomod is positioned as a high-end build focused on power, comfort, and handling. Offered as-is or with optional upgrades, it represents a modern interpretation of a classic American performance icon. See it here.