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Welcome to Revology® Cars, manufacturer of 1965-1968 Ford® Mustang® and Shelby® GT new licensed reproduction rolling chassis and restored original automobiles.

Nobody builds classic Mustangs like Revology Cars. Since 2014, we have been dedicated exclusively to the development and manufacturing of the world’s best engineered and best built reproductions and restorations of 1965 to 1968 Mustangs and Shelby GTs. This is all we do.

Featuring modern technology, materials, and manufacturing methods, Revology vehicles are precisely engineered to deliver not only superior performance, but also improved reliability, drivability, comfort, and safety, compared to their 1960s counterparts.

The result is more than a machine—it is a reflection of you and what makes you unique. It is a symbol of the life you’ve worked hard to create. Your Revology Mustang ignites a flicker of joy every time you drive it. 

Revology Cars.  We’re part of your journey.  

OUR STORY

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Revology Cars is officially licensed by Ford Motor Company and Shelby American.

Officially licensed

Revology Cars is officially licensed by Ford Motor Company and Shelby American to build new reproduction 1966-1968 Mustang and Shelby GT rolling chassis and restored original automobiles.  We were the first company ever licensed by Ford to build a new reproduction Ford.  This is a significant accomplishment and speaks to the high level of engineering, quality, and craftsmanship in every Revology product.

OEM Approach​

Revology Cars’ OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) approach results in a product with superior performance, quality, and value.  We build every rolling chassis and restored original vehicle using the same platform. We designed the platform to accommodate OEM parts and systems, an approach that requires a considerable amount of engineering work yet generates huge benefits in functionality and serviceability.  The result is a properly engineered and built automobile that not only looks great but is fun to drive and reliable as well.

Don't call it a "resto-mod"

It is a bit distressing when someone refers to a Revology Mustang as a “resto-mod”.  Why?  Because the term doesn’t do it justice.  Revology Mustangs and Shelby GTs are engineered products—they are not “one-off” hot rods.  We do the diligent, mundane, and decidedly unsexy engineering and manufacturing work to ensure our products are not only beautiful, but also reliable and enjoyable to drive.  Building a car that looks nice is one thing, but ensuring it is free from squeaks and rattles, wind noise, water leaks, driveline vibration, and other maladies, is quite another.  Since 2014, we have developed over 300 functional improvements to enhance performance, reliability, drivability, comfort, and safety.  All this work means that Revology vehicles deliver an unparalleled driving and ownership experience.  Don’t call it a “resto-mod”!

Manufacturing Mindset

Revology Cars has more in common with OEMs like Ford and Ferrari than with the many custom and hot rod shops that turn out high end, “one-off” builds. We build a manufactured product which delivers superior functionality, both in terms of quality, reliability, and durability, but also in the overall refinement of the vehicle.  What does all this mean? You get a properly developed automobile, designed to be driven and used in every operating environment and situation.

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1966 Mustang GT Convertible

CAR 248

1968 Mustang 2+2 Fastback

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1967 Shelby GT350

Testimonials

“ Revology nailed it! ”

First let me say Revology nailed it! It has the character of the original 135, all business. The interior is no nonsense but very comfortable. Exactly what I wanted. The clutch is taking some getting used to as all my other manuals are mechanical clutches. But nothing difficult, it’s actually easier on the knee and hip. Just a feel thing. Reminds me of a friend’s NSX I drove several years ago in Ft. Lauderdale. Comparing it to 51, the simple comparison is the ‘65 is a cruiser and the ‘68 is a driver’s car. The ‘65 you want to take out on the highway and the ‘68 give me a winding country road where your hand never leaves the shifter and you’re working the whole time. Of course the exhaust note is different on the two cars and the ‘68 has the right aggressive tone to fit its character. Thank the team for me. Everyone did a great job all through the process and it shows in the final product.

Ralph G. | KY, USA | Production car #51, #236

“Clearly, the Revology Mustang is made to drive and it drives well”

Crossing the US was a classic bucket list thing for me to do and I always liked the idea of doing it in a Mustang, it’s such an iconic car. I bought my car #176 for the trip, because the concept of Revology, which builds a brand new, reliable car, that looks like an original; that was super appealing. Clearly the Revology Mustang is made to drive and it drives well. I am not into buying a museum piece, I just want to keep driving it. The car was flawless, it didn’t put a foot wrong. Revology Cars has created the perfect set-up. The gearbox was sharp, you feel the engine, but it’s not overly noisy, it’s a firm ride, but it’s not hard and it’s not harsh.

Silvan C. | USA | Production car #176

“You get what you pay for with Revology Cars!”

Departed Orlando Wed Aug 9, up to The Villages (overnight), then to Marietta GA (overnight), then to Louisville KY (overnight), then a pit stop in Indy (visit niece). Chicago arrival 7:00pm Sat Aug 12. Approx. 1100 miles. Average speed 75-80mph on the interstate. Approx 6 hours each day, 3 in the a.m., 3 in the p.m. Pavement conditions were very good throughout the trip. Two rain storms. Powertrain, exhaust, suspension and electrical all performed as expected. Coyote wanted to go faster, but I kept it 80 and below for this trip. She also has a great sound throughout the gears and when she’s cruising at high speed; kind of like a Rolls Royce Merlin. Great feedback through my fingertips on the steering wheel. +
Almost no suspension vibration, minimal tire/pavement vibes. Ride comfort was excellent throughout… I was able to take several videos on the interstate with my hand-held phone camera while steering with my left hand. Ride was so smooth, the video almost looks like a GoPro video shot. Sample attached. Interior controls and finishes are a visual delight. Sound system has great ranges of settings to optimize the cabin listening experience at low speeds, high speeds, window closed, window open. I’m very happy with the exterior and interior color combinations. I’ll be getting the driver and passenger windows tinted and will send pictures. Of course, she turned a lot of heads. Pretty constant feedback with a statement “Wow, she/it’s gorgeous!”, followed by a question “How much?”. #171 has filled the hole that was left in my heart by the loss of my ‘61 Vette. I knew after my test drive that I was ready to graduate to a new classic. I know that owning a Revology Mustang is a special gift and requires a higher awareness of its art and science. #171 will enjoy a lifetime of the best care available and I will be shouting the praises of Revology Cars to all who will listen. Hopefully, I can send some referrals. To you and your team, a heartfelt “thank you” for a great experience throughout – from inquiry to delivery to driving home, your process and product is first class and worth every penny. You get what you pay for with Revology Cars. Congratulations on all of your success.

Chris S. | IL, USA | Production car #171

Media Coverage

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