All glass Mustang body?

Got a friend looking at a lightweight Top Sportsman type build. All round tube, strut, etc. Big inch SBF

What are the mfg choices for an all fiberglass 05-up Mustang body?
Not really wanting to spend the coin for an all carbon fiber type deal so fiberglass will have to do.

So far we have found:

VFN, the have both a stock type or a Pro mod type extended front end. Base price $4950

Ford Racing, this body is the NHRA Pro-Stock body and is sold by Bickel, RJ Racecars, etc. Base price about $6100

http://www.rjracecars.com/2010-Ford-Mustang-Fiberglass-Prodview.html
i think Tim Mcamis has one too. i like this one    http://timmcamis.com/Store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=3&products_id=1281&zenid=2754b4e24dc507dc463137f366510197

cool40 wrote:http://www.rjracecars.com/2010-Ford-Mustang-Fiberglass-Prodview.html
i think Tim Mcamis has one too. i like this one    http://timmcamis.com/Store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=3&products_id=1281&zenid=2754b4e24dc507dc463137f366510197

Like the Mcamis too.

The RjRacecars body is the Ford Racing body. Same one sold by RJ, Bickel, Haas and Ness
http://fordracingparts123.com/body-parts/panels/pro-stock-body-2010-fiberglass-m-7002010-psb/

Tim Mcamis for the win!
and the body for my new car!

Tim McAmis.   

okay ,shoot me for caps in the wrong place !!!!

Frank Merkl wrote:okay ,shoot me for caps in the wrong place !!!!

Just stating that I like Tim's Pro Mod/Topsportsman Mustang bodies, and that they're "cool" (as in   ). With my crap typing skills i'm the last person to point out typing mistakes.   

David Cole wrote:........Not really wanting to spend the coin for an all carbon fiber type deal so fiberglass will have to do.......

If it's going to be a shoestring deal that will be seeing a lot of passes during a season (like in a local T/S or Quick-8 points circuit) then the fiberglass body might be the way to go anyway. Fiberglass is a lot cheaper/easier to fix or replace when damage happens vs CF.

And if it is going to be a lot of passes per season deal, he might want to get a second front end now just in case something unfortunate does happen. It might help reduce the amount of down time having a replacement front end on hand.

It's to sweet!!to sexy, & swoopy !
Frank

Frank Merkl wrote:It's to sweet!!to  sexy, & swoopy !
Frank

Gotta love how smooth & slick a job they did raising the rear fender height over the wheel tub area for added tub clearance & also raised the rear deck so you don't have to spend extra time doing it.

Frank Merkl wrote:Tim Mcamis for the win!
and the body for my new car!

Talk about BadA$$      . I'm going down and buy Lottery ticket right now   .