- Joined
- Jun 17, 2020
- Messages
- 293
- Reaction score
- 370
- Location
- Homer, Alaska
- My Car
- 1971 Mustang Mach 1
429CJ, 4 Speed, 3.25 Traction Lock N case, A/C, P/W, tilt, fold down seats, int. wipers, deluxe interior.
Haha! Totally different days and times, this video was shot over a couple weeks and to be quite honest I simply forgot and put them on right after that last clip.First time I have seen someone wear safety glasses to do commentary, then take them off for grinding and drilling. Just an observation.
Seriously, it's great your wife is along for the ride. Literally. My wife will "allow" me to cart her around for a drive once in awhile...Once again another great video. You are making a lot of progress and it is starting to show. I envy the fact that your wife is able to work along side of you. What a great way to be restoring your car. Keep up the good work. PS - if you get tired of your wife you can send her my way - I'll even pay the air fare. :biggrin:
Same here. I do get her help when bleeding the brakes as long as the temperature is right and she has internet access and it is not too late and it doesn't take too long and it doesn't smell like oil and it is not in the middle of her TV shows and the mood is right!Seriously, it's great your wife is along for the ride. Literally. My wife will "allow" me to cart her around for a drive once in awhile...
I couldn't have said it better myself. Sounds like we are married to the same woman. :lollerz:Same here. I do get her help when bleeding the brakes as long as the temperature is right and she has internet access and it is not too late and it doesn't take too long and it doesn't smell like oil and it is not in the middle of her TV shows and the mood is right!
Thanks! I actually decided not to use the spare tire bracket and will keep it nice and open.Great to see how great things are going. Just to jog your memory don't forget the brackets for spare tire and to center the gas tank under the trunk. Keep pushing wish I had your youth.
Thanks! Yes he’s great! It doesn’t show in the video but it was all flush for the floor pan.Awesome video. Great job so far. Your welder looks to know what he is doing. Very nice clean work. That car is gonna be very nice. One thing I would recommend would be to weld the floor pan patch in flush and not do an overlap. That way no one will ever know the floor pan was patched. It you overlap it anyone looking under the car will be able to spot that seam. Other than that, car is awesome!! Keep up the good work. Can’t wait to see more progress.
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