Classic car hero Tom Scarpello ended the frequent barroom discussion topic of how somebody should make a brand-new version of a classic car when his company, Revology Cars introduced a 1966 Mustang with contemporary chassis and drivetrain technology beneath the period sheetmetal in 2014.  Having built fastback and convertible editions of the original Mustangs, followed by a Shelby GT350-specification high-performance version, Revology has moved on to the second-generation Mustang of 1967-’68, with the Revology 1967 Shelby GT500.