1971 Mustang Coupe Restoration

[canadian_red_maple_leaf]

a warm hearted welcome from vienna. great body work i must say. i've been done that rough patch too and it was worth every little painful step. i am glad that more and more big bodies are showing up. here in vienna, austria i'm usually the only one with a convertible :-(

abudi

 

[mach71351c]

Nice job.

 

[Machman]

::welcome:: It looks like your car is in good shape and will be a fun project to restore

 

[Valhallo]

Welcome from Utah. As long as your posting up progress, I'm going to be following along. Looks like it will be a fun project.

 

[Jeff73Mach1]

Great looking work and looks to be a fast pace. I expect great things from you

 

[KingKong]

Thanks Everyone!! Great Motivation i'm getting from your comments!

Another small update

RAAMmat all in



Rough fit of front suspension and steering



Stripped the rear end to bare metal, then finished with the ol' rust bullet/blackshell routine.

 

[mach71351c]

Looks great.

 

[RDM]

Wow seriously keep the pictures coming, would like to follow your exact rebuilt. I just bought a 1971 coupe too and am going to built it from scratch too.

Look forward too seeing more pics. YAay!!

 

[Talontwo]

Welcome...must have missed you first time....coupe looks like its comming along Great...I have a 72 coupe so will be following you like a hawk...T2

 

[Don65Stang]

Very nice progress! Well done.

 

[KNIGHTMARE36]

Thenx to kingkong I have join . I have 71 that I'm just starting

 

[71_resurrection]

The coupe is looking great. If you follow Q's techniques and advice you will definitely have a nice car in the end. I need a house so I can do this to mine! Enjoy and keep the pictures coming! Oh and welcome from San Diego!!!

 

[droptop73]

Nice job... keep up the good work!

 

[pegasus]

Wow nice work, keep up the momentum, and the pic, It's great to see them come back to life..

 

[dmasini]

Hey King Kong. Any updates on your progress?

 

[MikeGriese]

Looking very good. I was wondering if you had any photos of the routing of the fuel and brake hard lines from the firewall to the rear of the car. I'm at that point in my restoration and of the 1000 or so pictures I took of disassembly, there isn't a single one of the lines...

 

[Manu Mach1]

How is this restoration going?