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He does a lot of "Resto Mods" and was recently a featured guest on the DIY Channel's "Classic Car Restoration" program where they "Restofied" a '65 T code 2+2.
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I only caught the last couple episodes of that show. It was on a few weeks ago, but I didn't pay enough attention to remember who was featured on the show. I certainly remember that T code fastback though. The 6 cylinder engine was swapped for a lightly massaged 289 with an aftermarket intake and 4 barrel carburetor. Headers and dual exhausts were fitted, along with disc brakes and suspension upgrades. All in all, it was a sensible build that probably made the car a pretty nice driver.
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He has had my car for a while now - I've asked him not to rush it since it is Raven black and I want it perfect. I'm patient and I want it right. The years, Oklahoma mud and road salt, and my teenage foot (lots of racing even before I owned it we think) were not kind. BUT at least it is a survivor - original VIN on the block and tranny and I now have obtained all the missing HiPo pieces.
Can't wait to get back behind the wheel - it has been parked and stored since 1989.
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That's almost 20 years since the car was parked. I'm sure it will be great to get it finished!