So we've been building alot of GM cars around here recently, and I'd like to throw our wrenches at a Ford for a change.    I'm thinking a '65 - '70 Mustang.    What would you like to see, or maybe you have one that you'd like us to build?

mkelly has a good point.  How about a sweet '75 Mustang II    Just kidding.  I think a '65 Boss 302 build would be cool. 

I really like this one for a coupe..

One of the coolest Mustangs I've ever read about was a 1968 hardtop that was equipped with a fuel-injected 428CJ, 4-wheel disc brakes, and INDEPENDENT REAR SUSPENSION, built by Carroll Shelby.  It was called the EXP 500 / The Green Hornet.

I'm not sure if there are any current-day kit options for doing a solid-rear axle to IRS swap on old Mustangs, but if there is, it would be one of the most interesting and exciting Mustang builds ever performed.  There's always custom fabrication...  The EXP 500's IRS was bolted to the leaf spring perches somehow.

I read about it in the August 2006 Hemmings Muscle Machines.  Here's the link: http://www.hemmings.com/mus/stories/2006/09/01/hmn_feature1.html

I know you guys like to build pro touring cars, and building an IRS-equipped Mustang would be one of the greatest expressions of the pro touring ethos.

Late 80's Lincoln Mark VII? Different and has ford powerplant...

I have always wanted to do a '65 or '66 Mustang with full OEM body lines and outward appearance, but completely modernized with a late-model 5.0 drivetrain, new rack & pinion steering setup, performance suspension, upgraded braking and some creature comforts (audio, A/C, power windows and locks, etc.).  That would make a sweet cruiser with classic looks and modern mechanics.  My wife insists it be a ragtop, so I have been looking around for a great buy on a convertible shell that I can start with.  Wouldn't that be a fun project for V8TV?