The classic that is still catching up in value
For years the Fox-body Mustang was the affordable, disposable 5.0. Not anymore. The 1979 to 1993 Fox is the fastest-appreciating Mustang on the market, and clean starting cars are getting scarce as the enthusiasts who grew up with them start restoring and collecting them in earnest.
Light, simple, and made to run
Part of the Fox-body’s appeal is how straightforward it is. It is light, the 5.0 is a legend, and the aftermarket is enormous. That makes it the ideal platform for a restomod: modern power, suspension, and brakes transform a Fox better than they do almost any other car. It also restores cleanly to stock for owners who want a correct, appreciating LX or Cobra.
Correct or built, done to last
Whether you have a low-mile notchback worth returning to factory-correct, or a driver ready to become a serious street-strip build, the Fox-body rewards a proper job. We handle the rust spots these cars hide (torque boxes, floors, and shock towers), sort the drivetrain, and finish the car to a standard that matches how quickly these are climbing in value.