Giving Back to a Veteran by Restoring His Mustang Coupe - Part 1
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- Опубликовано: 16 июл 2024
- This build began in Colorado when Tim surprised veteran Paul Kahler with a makeover. He earned a Purple Heart in Iraq, is a Sgt. with Colorado National Guard and studied at night for a degree in counseling. We took Paul's '67 coupe for a hot rod build up!
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As a MArine Veteran with a 68 mustang, this would be awesome!!! Cool stuff!
The first step is the fact that it is the same as it is for you to have the same problem 8th place and
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What is so amazing is giving the good students the opportunity to be a part of it and contribute as well. Brilliant !
The son is really hoping for that car😂
Hope it’s not his first car
I love how he said...V-8! 😂😂😂
Just goes to show you just how many great people gives their time to help people, i wish that there was something like this when I returned home from Vietnam. I had a 66 Ford fairlane with a little work needed done.
It's great to have a father and a uncle who new how to make my car turn into a car worth having wish I still own it.
May God bless “search and rescue”and All the volunteers that so graciously give of the time and talents.God loves cheerful givers!!!!!!!
If these guys renovated a house, they would remove everything, right back to the studs...
That's how you do it. Right, the first time
Thx guys as a vet I know I would appreciate it a lot if someone so did that for me , you guys are awesome
Sure he is a vet and everything but that does not give him the right to invade someones backyard. So he should have stayed out of Iraq , a country that has nothing to do with 9/11 or any other forms of terorrism.
@@alberteinstein8370 Bro look it up. ISIS is in iraq
@@MrSwan-rs9zc Bro, ISIS didnt even exist when you invaded iraq. Sure you can argue that there was some Al-Quaida terorirs, but guess who founded Al-Quaida if not the President of the US, Reagan. even I know that and Im not even 'murican
As a Disabled Vet I can appreciate what you are doing for this soldier. Living on a soldiers pay is mostly very tight on the budget and car restoration is not in that budget. Many Vietnam Vets are still trying to find the money for their cars to be rebuilt to what they had planned while they were in the military.
The Vets who are disabled but so not look like it are often the first to get laid off when a crisis happens and the company they are working for downsizes. These are the ones that still need help. Most of them are still treated as trash in this society and they just keep trying to provide and keep living. Many of us Vietnam Veterans have finally given up and committed suicide because of the way the "society" still views us and treats us.
you guys are awesome!!! thanks from me for him to you!! awesome!!
How I would love to fix up either of my mom's mustangs, or any of the antique cars my parents have on their property. All might be beyond repair though. My mom lives in a home now, because we couldn't care well enough for her at home. I moved my parents in years ago. Rick and Ricki, both retired Air Force. My daughter plans on changing her name to Rickie, so there would be 3. She will be with me. She is autistic. Just the sweetest child, at 23. I love what you are doing. It really touched my heart.
oh boy 2011 cooling
Amazing work
Great cause thanks
I have one that same color. Frost turquoise. That is actually a rare color.
See I’m about to ship in about ten months after high school and I’m planning on picking up a 66 mustang to work on in the few months I won’t be in training or deployed. I can’t wait for the future.
beautiful. im only sad that this is part one and I have to wait for the rest :(
I wish i could do that with my 67 chevy II nova wagon. It was my friends car back in high school. He passes away and his parents gave the car to me.
11 minutes in and still blah blah about everything but fixing a mustang. Good thing I fixed my own 69 coupe without tons of dragging out the work.
WE WONDER HOW MUCH YOU GOT DONE IN 11 MINUTES??? THESE GUYS DO THIS IN 4 WEEKS FOR FREE!!!
For consideration. Of course
Just don't call it Eleanor or some shady company might try to legally steal it.
he didn't do is homework like he should have when he's running a business
I have 66 mustang from my grandfather and wrr're restoring the paint and engine but everything is fine
I'm surprised the panels are ground down to the metal .. would that be to keep it uniform?
I think it is mostly to give the primer (epoxy primer maybe) some roughness to stick too...and they may skim coat the whole thing with body filler..then sand and primer and paint. After they block sand, with long sanding blocks, the car looks very straight afterwards.
Cool cool
I need help with my 68 mustang! A short back story of my build.
My best friend took his own life when we were 19 years old, the summer after we graduated high school. He constantly talked about always wanting a late 60s mustang when we were growing up. (My best friends name was Austin Mathews Fitzpatrick he was born January 19th 1997 and died by suicide July 10th 2016.. Rest In Peace)
I daily drive a mustang GT in his honor, but my true dream has always been to get a classic for him. He always said he wanted an all black late 60s “fastback” which I didn’t know what he meant by that at the time. So I recently purchased a car in pretty medium shape; it’s a 1968 coupe that needs some love but I’ve been wanting to restore it for my best friend and live the dream he never got to. I’m 25 years old and don’t make a huge amount of money, so I have been planning on doing a lot of the work myself but after seeing this series the process is now seeming like a very daunting, time consuming, and expensive undertaking! I don’t want to regret getting this car but my other good friends dad growing up has owned it since 99, we used to ride around in it as kids. He’s gotten too old and sick to deal with the car and offered me a deal I couldn’t refuse. It was the perfect start for my build as our two dreams intersected, and it’s been sitting in his yard rusting. Every time I’ve been over there we wrench on it or I tried to cover it with a tarp at least last time I was there as a teen and it stayed that way for a few years. I really want to restore it but I may have to sell it due to cost… I guess we’ll see where God takes my project. Fantastic video guys, well done.
If you want to contact me my info is
Phone: 7036774864
Email: lukeburzio@gmail.com
Instagram: @s197_team
I’m looking for parts, advice, and help with a 1968 mustang restoration in the Washington DC area! (Posted January 11th 2022)
Who writes in a deserving letter about themselves? I gues a guy that only serves 4 year and is out the first chance he gets. There are thousands of more deserving actual combat war veteran that should of got that honor.
wish this old vet could get his 78 camaro refurbed
I'm not a fan of the front and rear unibodies with no frame support in the middle. I would've put frame rails in the middle middle section to tie the entire car together and improve it's rigidity!
Oh shit they showed fort Carson in the opening
Mom, can we get Overhaulin’?
We have Overhaulin’ at home.
Overhaulin’ at home:
oh my god
If I have a project for you guys, how do I contact you?
Joins army to be cook gets sent to the front line.
You rarely get a choice in the Army. They put you where they need you. Also, everyone in the Army has a primary duty....Infantry. Your daily job comes second when you aren't at war.
7:13 Lmao yikes. wouldn't want them working on my car
working very roughly
You have to understand that they are replacing 90% of all that stuff, so it doesn’t matter if they are rough when disassembling because its not going back on the car. If they were working with irreplaceable parts that have to go back on they would be way more delicate im sure.
@@-Sirens- that still depending on how hard you are doing stuff, can leave extra damage you do not need when you're rebuilding a home
unlikewise ok, thats true and all. But also when you’re leveling a tall building , they dont care about the damage the explosives do or the damage the falling building causes, they’re starting over from scratch and saves so much more time in disassembly. you can fix small issues you may have caused later because of all the time you just saved. Its just a faster and more productive way to work when you are tackling a huge project.
@@-Sirens- all small issues do is take time which in some parts of construction, time is very limited and limiting
Hey I have Ben watching your show for years now i have a 1972 Ford mustang mark 1 I have done a lot of body work on it . it I as a lot of parts for it .it was a project for me and my father to work on but he passed away now going 4 years i continued to work on .but now I reach up to a point where i needed help. now I'm having a nack problem with a spinal nerves in my neck maybe I'll be not able to finished it by myself so if you can please help me please to finsh it 1972 mustang mark 1 with a 351 .please. I'll will chip in with a few dollars too to finish it please answer me back .thank you .
What show is this?
Search and Restore
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Eleanor
I am having a 1969 mustang restored....i have given them $20,000 so far and they say it will probably take another $60,000 ....
They say a full show quality restoration would cost $100 000 or more but i can't afford that....
It's hard for me to understand $80,000 won't give me a show quality restoration.....really depressing
Yeah they’ll just getting extra money from you. There’s no reason for your 69 mustang to cost over 100k unless your whole body had rust and had no parts at all
U can’t kill a Ford inline 6!!!
Pls give me one car
Check with towing companies..they have cars people don't want.
Stop by a carwash before showing up at his house...branding, man.
Raid ficking duolll.... the wosrt6
I am A true Ford guy I also love old Mustangs But my First car was A 1973 Ford Pinto in Lime Gold I would love to have it back but I can't find one anywhere and with being A US Marine Veteran that also Happens to be 100% Disabled I will never have the Money for one You know wideBody with A 2.3L Ecoboost Turbo Just like the New Mustangs with 315HP 5 Speed Manual That is my dream Car....... This is just an awesome show Keep up the Great work. s1.cdn.autoevolution.com/images/news/ford-pinto-eleanor-looks-like-a-baby-mustang-shelby-gt500-140342_1.jpg Like that but with A hood And 2.3L Motor
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Semper Fi Brother, I'm in the same boat as you, my 1967 mustang coupe has been waiting for me to bring her back from the dead since 1990. She still sits in the back yard rusting away little by little. With my bad knee and bad back both of which the VA denied me for, finding a good paying job in this small town is next to impossible. Nothing but manual labor jobs here all of which I can no longer do. Sad thing is I know how to rebuild her, I know every nut and bolt on that car, but lack the funds, proper garage, and functioning body to actually do it.
Murders dont deserve nice things.
killing your an enemy in war is not murder
Hahaha defending the liberty of america by fighting in iraq 🤣😂that so contradictory and then they call them victims of war .u brought it to urself (or ur country)u gotta deal with it
Indeed. I agree. The iraqis never asked to be invaded by the US and they had 0 rights to do so. I mean, if a guy shows up with an M16 in my backyard Im going to RPG him to.
Fuming foreigners.