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Excellent outcome! Great job!

Good job, but two observations. First, I would suggest not rimming the carpet until after it's glued down. Second, I wouldn't be working with lacquer thinner over your newly carpeted piece.

Well done.

Very,Very nice work! How many Compound pads and Polishing Pads did you go through?

Beautiful. I wish i have the knowledge , skill and time to restore my son's (12Y) 1946 CJ2A same as yours. Congratulations!!

Well.....a year later your video obviously had a lasting effect. I finished my full restoration on a 1995 RRC and could not be happier.

Congratulations on the purchase this is my dream plane I’m looking to get my ppl and hopefully my cirrus g3 soon I’m looking for a mentor I noticed you live in the Richmond VA area also if you ever need a inexperienced co pilot im your guy lol that would be a dream

Hi I live in Richmond VA my dream is to get my private pilots license and own a cirrus sr22 if you ever need company on a flight that would be awesome

Brilliant result. You're lucky the owner collected parts too. I am the second owner of a Wimbledon White Fastback myself, and I have been using the same approach to preserving it. I've enjoyed driving it for 27 years now. I put over 200K miles on it and it's nearing 400K total. Next, it will get a new engine and a 5-speed manual so it can drive some more! Drive them to the ground, I say!

Hey great project , was this gloss black or metallic black ?

The jack in the spare wheel tool holder needs to be upright otherwise it will leak oil. The holder has an arrow on it indicating "this way up". A rubber ring secures the holder in the wheel well, wrapped around the screw handle and a brace across the holder - if you get my drift.

Even with the old paint, it's a beautiful car, nice work with the paint. Love the timeless styling of the '67 fastbacks.

Operation save the paint, wow genius how long did it take you to come up with that

Thanks for choosing Houlton for the Eclipse Experience! It was very nice to meet you and your brother. Thanks for sharing your experience! (We met while you were parking, I was driving the white van around)

Nice Video!

Totality cleared out Waco to see all of it which was nice

Awesome that you can travel like that. Here in Cleveland, we got lucky with clouds. It was incredible. In 2017, we traveled to Nashville and saw that eclipse.

How's Operation save the paint coming along Paul?

Did you have to deal with the sun visors? Mine are puffy and terrible

Did you prep like the floor pans job? What paint did you use? Looks like a satin finish? Turned out great. Bought a 22 gallon tank. Will install when weather warms up.

The aftermarket deluxe instrument bezel is $150 now. You saved money and it’s probably better quality. I rebuilt my instrument cluster last winter. Put a mini tach in the blank/clock spot.

Excellent work. Really like you showing the physical work. Before the inside frame spray paint, did you clean that out? Flush with water or blow out with air?

Congrats on the find of this car in this condition. We have a similar journey. My 67 coupe is mostly original and needs TLC.

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This is amazing. I would love to have this talent. @paul355c - can you please share a parts list? Thank you

Hi Paul! Great build! I was wondering if there’s any way to get ahold of you to ask you some questions?

Hey Paul! Great build! I have so many questions - is there a way to get in touch? Best, Adam Clark

Would you mind sharing where you got the badges and stickers? Great build!

beautiful car I like your videos nice calm and informant I find some other channels to loud and hyped up which is not for me I have a 67 fastback s code im restoring right now i could use those door panels if there for sale

Looks great! Normally I really don’t like raised white letter tires, but they look okay here. Nice job!

Always enjoy your videos and attention to detail....already looking forward to the next one

I watched your video just to see where you had the advance when you fired it up haha. Great video!

Great video! Do you have a suggestion on how to clean lenses like that without leaving the scratches?

Cool project! I really like your restoration approach on the GTA. I am doing a similar restoration on a '69 Cougar XR7. Keeping the patina and getting everything working like it came out of the factory with a few subtle mods. Similar to your story my first car was a '68 Cougar so it has been fun working on the '69. BTW if the radiator is the original the top tank will have a FoMoCo stamped on it.

Nice always good to save the original trim mine was bad im gonna order new

NIce ive been building my 67 fastback for over 5 years im so close to getting it done

Nice work, it looks fantastic!

WOW!!! What a labor of love! I love the how she came out in the end!! 💗

Did you paint the dashboard? If so what color?

Well, I sure wish you would take some pride in your work! Just kidding, of course. You are doing a beautiful job!

Originally subscribed for Land Rover content. I was pleased you snuck a L322 into this video. Nice looking out for the LR fans! I like your approach to things and I’m looking forward to this series even if it’s a Ford!

Paul, as usual, I’m really looking forward to watching this project! Great work!!!

Super excited for the upcoming Land Rover content!

Thx, what about the inside metal and rost protection? If there is only one part of it it grows. What's the technic said a yr experience!

Hello can I get the contact for the original stickers for my build

Just bought a black 84 (England, very rusty, been standing outside for 22 years ) nice to see how good a black one can look.

9.5 landing 🤩

What a super looking aircraft! Being a PPL (H) I prefer to stop, then land 😊 I hope you enjoy many hours of fun.

What a delightful motor car. For 1923 it looks much older, we have cars from 1922 that look much more modern by comparison. However she does look magnificent, and sounded lovely running. I hope she will be used regularly.

Thanks for the new video, I'm restoring a 93 Range Rover and often revisit sections of your resto series. It's a great reference, Thank you