Revology Cars

08/27/2026

This Revology 1968 Mustang GT fastback takes a restrained approach to an American icon.

Finished in Highland Green Metallic, Car 384 exudes an understated presence shaped by carefully considered details.

Its 17x8 Torq Thrust wheels feature dark charcoal gray centers and are fitted with Michelin Pilot Sport 4S tires.

Dark charcoal gray detailing continues across the rear -- on the tail lamp panel, decklid rear surface and tail lamp bezels -- while the clean 1967 grille adds unexpected flair.

The black deluxe interior is highlighted by the hand-stitched black Porsche Schwarz Nappa leather, and complemented by genuine wood veneer trim and a walnut three-spoke steering wheel.

Beneath the classic fastback silhouette is a 460-hp 5.0L Ti-VCT DOHC V8 paired with a 10-speed electronically controlled automatic transmission.

A Borla dual exhaust with polished stainless steel tips provides the finishing touch.

Classic Mustang character, interpreted with a distinctly understated point of view.

08/21/2026

Anything but ordinary.

Finished in Black Jade Metallic with a hood stripe delete, this Revology 1968 Mustang GT 2+2 Cobra Jet Fastback features Light Beige Mercedes Hellbeige full Nappa leather interior with perforated seat and door-panel inserts, a Dark Brown Mercedes Nubbraun full Nappa leather dash pad, genuine wood veneer, a walnut wood-rim steering wheel, brown square-weave wool carpet, and Java Alcantara headliner and sun visors.

Power comes from a 710hp supercharged 5.0L Ti-VCT DOHC V8 paired with a T-56XL six-speed close-ratio manual transmission.

Car 383: More than a Mustang.

08/15/2026

There’s a first time for everything.

This Revology 1968 Shelby GT350 2+2 Fastback introduces a color combination we’ve never created before: Liquid Blue paired with a Gloss Blue Metallic ghost stripe. Rather than creating stark contrast, the stripe emerges subtly from the finish, adding depth and dimension while allowing the color itself to command the attention.

The Navy Blue leather seats, with silver contrast stitching, provide even more definition.

Color has a way of making imagination feel infinite. There is always another combination, another perspective, another interpretation of an iconic design waiting to be explored.

For Car 381, that exploration resulted in something entirely its own.

08/14/2026

5,700 miles. Route 66. Desert heat. Mountain passes. And one Revology Boss 429 built to handle all of it.

Revology clinet Mark Pieloch set out to prove that our 1969 Mustang Boss 429 isn’t just an American icon you admire—it’s a car you can truly drive.

From Key West to the start of the 2026 Hemmings Great Race in Illinois, then all the way to Pasadena, California, Mark put his Boss 429 through more than 5,700 miles of real-world driving.

106-degree heat. 6,000+ foot mountain passes. Heavy rain. Steep grades. Long days on the road.

The result? Ice-cold A/C, 710 supercharged horsepower when he needed it, and a Mustang that never skipped a beat.

Built to look like an American icon. Engineered to be driven like one.

Read the full story below. 👇

As the owner of 13 Revology cars, Mark Pieloch is clearly a big fan of the company.

08/13/2026

Playmate Pink: Not many colors in Mustang history are more rare or recognizable.

With roots in the original Mustang era when it was a special-order color, the Playmate Pink exterior gives this Revology 1967 Mustang GTA 2+2 Fastback a renewed presence all its own.

Paired with crisp Arctic White Nappa leather interior, the result is bold, clean, and unmistakably special.
Car 379: Custom built.

08/12/2026

Rapid Red commands attention: Rich, deep and metallic…sitting deeper and darker than flat red.

This distinctive Ford color gives this Revology 1968 Shelby GT500KR Convertible a presence that feels both powerful and exceptionally refined. The silver GT side stripe creates a striking contrast, bringing a subtle performance edge to the sophistication of the finish.

Hand-stitched Black Porsche Schwarz leather seats, genuine wood veneer dash and trim, and a leather-wrapped steering wheel elevate the experience.

Car 380: Unique. Classic. Luxury.

08/08/2026

Dad's Car: One Revology for a father. One for his son.

This Revology 1969 Mustang Boss 429 in Black Jade Metallic was custom-built for Dad—alongside Car 374, a Revology 1967 Shelby GT500 finished in Jet Black Metallic, for his son.

Painted in one of the most popular colors for the Revology Boss 429, Car 375 features:

710 HP supercharged V8
T-56XL 6-speed manual transmission
Full Black Porsche Schwarz Nappa leather interior

So father and son can drive the road together.

08/07/2026

Designed to remain faithful to the original Shelby…but subtly refined where it matters:

Alpine White Le Mans stripes instead of the original Wimbledon White.

Porsche Jet Black Metallic exterior instead of the original Raven Black.

Competition Red brake calipers for a subtle accent

Still authentic. But elevated for enthusiasts who appreciate the details.

Car 376: A Revology 1967 Shelby GT500 2+2 Fastback Manual

08/02/2026

Car 378 marks the third Revology Mustang for its owner, joining a Revology 1966 Mustang Convertible and a Revology 1967 Shelby GT500.

This Revology 1969 Mustang Boss 429 is finished in Candy Apple Red with a Mercedes Ivory Nappa Leather interior, and powered by a 710hp Ford/Roush Gen 4 5.0L Ti-VCT Supercharged V8 paired with a Tremec T-56XL 6-speed manual transmission.

In a recent online review, the owner shared that every Revology in the collection is "an absolute pleasure to drive," praising the drivability, performance, handling, comfort, and the team's commitment to designing and building exceptional automobiles.

Honored to be part of your journey.

08/01/2026

Our latest completed vehicle, car #378, is a 1969 Mustang Boss 429 finished in Candy Apple Red with an Ivory Nappa leather interior. Powered by our 710-horsepower supercharged Gen 4 Ford 5.0L Ti-VCT V8 and paired with a TREMEC T-56XL six-speed manual transmission, it also features Borla Performance exhaust and Harman Kardon premium audio.

In this video, Tom Scarpello provides insight into how sourcing decisions are made and why many low-volume manufacturers—including Aston Martin and Lamborghini—have historically sourced selected components from high-volume production vehicles. Developing bespoke switches, latches, or lighting assemblies requires substantial investment in tooling, validation, and certification, while proven production components have already demonstrated their reliability through millions of durability cycles. This allows manufacturers to focus their engineering resources where they make the greatest difference: chassis development, powertrain integration, steering, braking, craftsmanship, and the overall driving experience. The same philosophy guides every Revology vehicle, helping us deliver the quality, reliability, and driving experience our owners expect.

Our latest completed vehicle, Registry 378, is a 1969 Mustang Boss ...