David Koch’s 1967 Restomod GT500-Style Mustang

Almost all Australian’s would be familiar with the name David Koch. He’s a morning program presenter on one of the major networks. It was a few years ago I got word he was having a custom 1967 Fastback built for him and then I forgot all about it. Until now.

Last week I stumbled across the company that put this restomod together along with their pictures and videos of the build and reveal. Now ordinarily I wouldn’t post about a restomod like this but it is quite interesting given David Koch’s involvement as you would not pick him to be a Mustang enthusiast.

Now some Mustang fans may cringe that Kochie opted to install a Chevy LS2 engine, an automatic transmission and power rack & pinon steering. The idea was to build a daily driver for the TV host with all the mod cons including air con, front and rear cameras and digital dash.

The car isn’t for everyone but you must admit it does look quite good. If only he had that 18 rivet LeCarra steering wheel.

Check out the Muscle Car Factory’s other great builds.

Check out all the photos
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And check out the video of the reveal at the Meguiar’s MotorEx 2010. Skip to 5:12 for the action.

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4 Comments

  1. Adrian says:

    Yes Leo built this car from the muscle car factory.i have seen it myself and it is a nice car even though it has a ls engine.Leo has helped me with my car and is building my camaro

  2. Chris says:

    He is the biggest idiot going around and has now wrecked a very nice car Ford should be allowed to take the car back off him I thought he was a smart man now I know he is a dumb bogan

  3. Robert says:

    I can’t think of anything more disgusting than putting an LS into an icon like the Mustang. I know some idiots do it, especially in later models for drag racing, but this is the ultimate insult. I suppose the builder wanted to avoid notching the towers for a mod motor. He can’t be a Mustang guy. With the kind of money Koch must have to get a turn key car built, surely he could afford a Coyote 5.0 with all the modern tech and power he could want.

  4. Michael Martino says:

    Why the Chevy motor ??

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