Is this muscle car legit? PLEASE HELP

I visited website: http://www.collectorcarsforsale.com/ and some of the cars are just amazing. I'm a fanatic for muscle cars. Anyway I saw some cars for sale but the problem is that their actually cheap. http://www.collectorcarsforsale.com/classic-cars-for-sale/l2430.html
That's one of the mustangs for sale. It's a 68 stang and it just looks amazing. But the price is only like 10 thousand dollars. None of the parts on it look like the original parts. New engine and etc... What I'm trying to find out is if this is real. It looks too good to be true. Please check out the site really quick and just let me know if this is real. I hope so because it's my dream to own a muscle car. I know that original parts in a old muscle car lowers the value. But I also know that these cars are EXPENSIVE. Is it really.... real? Please help me out, I'm burning to know. Oh and one more thing. Do you think these cars are fakes in a sense? Like new bodies not the original ones? I'm looking desperatly for answers so please help me. It would be greatly appreciated.

Come on somebody help me out.

Come on somebody help me out.
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It's only been 18 minutes since you first posted . Sometimes there aren't any members online in the site in this forum so you might have to wait awhile for a reply.
The site looks legit but with everything else not every vehicle listed may be what the owner says it is ,(kind of like eBay.) Buying online can have it's hazards as you can't physically inspect the vehicle ,( unless you travel to see it.) Usually a good piece of advice to follow is ,"If it's too good to be true, then it isn't."There are other vehicles on the site that are more within the price ranges for their respective conditions and values. Make sure you fully research any vehicle you are interested in so as not to get something that in the end will cost a lot more to fix or is not what is described.

Back in 1985 I bought a 1967 Mustang in Florida all original to this date with A/C a special feature in those days for $5000. , It's still in the family and very original but only worth today in the 10 to 15 mark.

Looking at your link, I really dont blame you for getting excited, it looks great, but the sad truth is it's not anywhere what a Mustang looked like, sorry to say, it's been dressed up and not worth half the asking.