The 1968 Ford Mustang Fastback featured in this test is a fully restored example that combines historical faithfulness with targeted technical upgrades. The bodywork, painted in the iconic Dark Highland Green of the Bullitt Mustang, highlights the muscular lines introduced in 1967, characterized by larger dimensions, a new front grille, and concave rear light clusters.
Inside, the original analog instrumentation, the wood steering wheel, the vinyl seats, and the four-speed manual transmission stand out. The tuned V8 reaches about 280 hp thanks to specific modifications to the engine and fuel system. On the move, it delivers the classic character of American muscle cars, accompanied by an engaging sound and an authentic, timeless driving experience.