…and that’s why we love it.
Dubbed “MASUTANGU” (Japanese for Mustang), this unlikely pair of popular automobiles is being cobbled and crafted together by YouTube channel Tom’s Refurb.
The project got started in November of 2021, and Tom and his friends have been busting’ a move on the swap.
In the first part of this build series, Tom takes a 1,500lb, 400ish horsepower 1996 Honda Civic go-kart with a turbocharged DOHC VTEC B series engine and drops a ratty 1965 Ford Mustang body on top, likely making this the first turbo VTEC front-wheel-drive classic Mustang in existence.
In this second video, Tom and some friends get the Mustang body mounted onto the Honda chassis and tackle a majority of the necessary fabrication work. By the end, the car will be roughly 80% complete…
This project has been a ton of fun but has taken way longer than Tom had hoped. He still plans to do other custom metalwork on the rear and in the engine bay, but he’s gotten it to the point where she runs and is ready to RIP…
Tom goes out and beats on the newly put together MASUTANGU! It’s surprisingly fast and impressively agile, and super fun to drive. Watch…
Tom takes MASUTANGU to the Carlisle Ford Nationals in Pennsylvania and hides a camera in the engine compartment to record the all the reactions to this Honda swapped, FWD Ford Mustang amalgamation…
Here you go!
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