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UNDRIVEN 1993 Mustang + INSANE 1965 Mustang Fastback Restomod!

22 Aug 2026 · 1 min

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In this video, Mike Melton presents two distinct Mustangs. The first is a 1993 SVT Cobra that has never been driven, still bearing its original factory window sticker, receipts, and floor‑mat plastics. He notes its original MSRP of about $21,000 and its current market value of roughly $129,000, emphasizing its flawless condition with no scratches or dents. The second vehicle is a 1965 Ford Fastback that has been fully restomodded: the interior has been completely redone with a digital center console, a short shifter, and a striking green paint finish. Melton highlights the modern digital upgrades and the visual appeal of the restomod, contrasting it with the pristine, untouched classic.

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I just covered 2 cars. So one's going to be a '93 Cobra SVT. Now this thing has still got the window sticker on it from the factory. It's never been driven. It might have, you know, your— of course your, your miles coming from the factory, right? Right. Like, look here, you could have bought this car for $21,000. It's a Mustang '93, so it's an SVT. So it's an SVT Cobra. I think appreciated. So $129,000 now. Still got all the plastics, all the receipts. Plastics on the floor mats. I mean, there's not a scratch or dent in this car. This car is in perfect, perfect condition. Not only that, let's take a look at this car that's beside it. So I believe this is a '68. Yep. So this is about '65 Ford Fastback restomod. So let's take a look at this one. So this one here has been redone. Inside this thing So as you can see, inside's been all digital, all digital right there in the center console. A little short shifter in there. Everything's been redone. It's a good looking color too, that green. Yeah.