Dynacorn Classic Bodies, Inc. has been an answer to many prayers from those in the classic car industry for the last several years. The Camarillo, CA based company provides both replacement body parts for restoration projects as well as complete body shells for custom projects without having to modify a perfectly good classic car. A few years ago the company launched complete body shells for the 1967 to 1970 Mustang Fastback, providing the base for projects like Vaughn Gittin Jr.’s RTR-X Mustang and the Agent 47 Harbinger Mustang.

Now Dynacorn is looking at producing a complete body shell for the 1965-1966 Mustang, as evidenced by a prototype body shell that was on display at SEMA. As of right now the company won’t release any details on the shell because licensing has yet to be finalized with Ford, but according to Dynacorn’s web site it should be official “towards the end of this year.” Although a convertible model was on display, we expect a fastback model to be offered as well. We’ll be sure to bring you more details when we hear them, but until then you can check out the Dynacorn 1965-1966 body shell in the gallery below.

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