The 1967 Ford Mustang GT500CS Fastback is a true masterpiece of restoration and performance engineering, a car reborn from the ground up with an obsessive level of detail and craftsmanship. Fully stripped to bare metal and finished in Pepper Grey metallic with black flush-painted racing stripes, this Fastback carries an unmistakable Shelby-inspired presence. Its body has been enhanced with the MTF full body kit, steel bonnet, and black chrome accents, giving it an aggressive yet refined stance that pays tribute to the GT500 legacy.

Under the hood lies a beast, a Ford Coyote GEN3 engine paired with a Ford Racing Tremec 6-speed manual transmission, delivering modern performance wrapped in classic muscle. Power is transferred through a reinforced 9-inch rear differential and axle, while stopping power is confidently handled by Wilwood six-piston front and four-piston rear brakes with drilled and slotted rotors. The car’s Bilstein fully adjustable coil-over suspension, Watts links, and Heim joints ensure precise handling and stability, making this GT500CS as capable on the road as it is stunning to look at.

Inside, the craftsmanship continues with a bespoke Bentley Beluga leather interior, German anthracite carpeting, and anthracite Alcantara headlining that elevate the driving experience to luxury levels. The custom central console, billet aluminium door handles, and front sport seats blend comfort with a motorsport-inspired design. Modern touches such as Dakota Digital gauges, a Pioneer 2Din head unit with DAB and CarPlay, vintage air conditioning, and LED ambient lighting bring contemporary convenience to a classic cockpit.

Completing the build are thoughtful details like central remote locking, electric side windows, relocated rear battery, LED exterior lighting, and American Racing Shelby polished rims, all of which underline the car’s seamless mix of vintage character and modern innovation.

This GT500CS Fastback isn’t just a restored Mustang, it’s a complete reimagining of a legend, combining the soul of the 1960s with today’s performance, comfort, and technology to create one of the finest restomod builds in existence.