1965 Ford Mustang Interior Restoration Continued! | Part 6
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- In this video, I start to reassemble all of the interior pieces of the 1965 Ford Mustang. I'm going with a blue and white two-tone color scheme. I get the dash finished up as well as one of the door panels.SUBSCRIBE & LIKE for more content!
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The blue and white looks so good together!
Dude... the mustang is my dream car even though i'm 17... my friends are into lambos... ferraris... bugattis... i am into THIS! Good job man, very good work, hope it will serve you well, you deserved it!
No offense to your friends but your more of a man because you can appreciate a peace of American history
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Blue and white look's awesome 🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮
In case you haven't realized it, the clips that the arm rest screw into have to be put in the door, not the door panel. Then the arm rest is installed after the panel is on the door with the screws going through the panel into the clips mounted on the door. Otherwise, you will pull the panel off the door when you go to close it or when you rest your arm on it.
Oh wow! Thank you for letting me know! I had no idea. No wonder it felt a bit flimsy 😅
@@VanHoutenBuilds No problem , I'd hate to see you tear up those new door cards, I know it'll suck pulling that one back off but better than ripping them out.
@@wesintx1002 Definitely!
One day I'll buy a 67 Stang and use your videos to restore it myself. Cheers brother 🍻
One day maybe I’ll be able to buy a 67’ too, I hope! Haha. Glad you can find them useful!
I just replaced the gas tank in my 66 mustang and used the same weather stripping in 90 degree weather 😂so sticky! I actually threw them in the freezer to make it easier. thanks for the content you are far ahead of me
Love your videos! Just bought my own 66 mustang for 4500 bucks. I’m only 13 and I’m working on my car doing the same steps as you. Me and my grandpa love watching your videos. Please continue to post great content. Looking forward to your next video
Looks sweet! Good idea with washers on the back of the particle board panels. I wish I thought of it when I was doing mine! Good idea to make sure all of your window internals and adjustments are spot on before the 3M strips are put in place. They are a mess to take back off. Ask me how I know.
Hahah yeah, I actually realized that I forgot to do the internals of one of the doors, so now I have to take it back off, oh well. Thanks for the support!
Your dream car is my dream car. Great work, it's looking really good. How far are you going with updates? All new disk brakes? Tranny upgrade? The color scheme is awesome.
Thanks! After finishing out the interior, I'm going to do a front disk brake swap and keep drums on the back. Other than that just body and paint work, and then enjoy it!
Great videos! Just a note, the AC hole you sealed is a factory hole. AC often wasn’t mounted at the factory, it was a dealer option so it was installed at the dealership, just like the mirrors! If you ever need to install AC, you have to drill it out now.
Oh gotcha, that's good to know! Yeah maybe down the line I'll put AC in, but for now I'll leave it sealed.
@@VanHoutenBuilds I binge watched all your Mustang videos today! Thank you for the great content. I hope you’re recovering well. Another very important piece of advice is to put a firewall between the trunk and the back seats. That’s a safety modification. These cars had a huge flaw and it’s that during a rear collision often the tank would rupture and throw burning gas inside the coupe. Firewall is a must!
@@antonmarkov1635 Thanks! I'm definitely planning on adding that in!
Everything looks really good.
love what you are doing. im in a similar boat. bought a 65 that had been broken down for painting but didnt get painted. so got it as a big puzzle to put back together along with some pieces missing. where did you source the liner for the door panel ? ive not been able to come across those myself yet in searching. also any pictures you can take of your washer fix for putting the door panels in to make sure they dont push through the panel? thought that was interesting. will be watching your progress. its looking good!
Thanks! Do you mean the weather paper material that I put in between the panel and the door? If so, I just got that from CJ pony parts. If you mean the windlace for the door frames, I used the old windlace that was on the car, just ended up painting them white to match.
Unfortunately I didn't snap any pics of the washers on the panel inserts, but I can snap a pic of the driver's side panel when I go to install that. Feel free to email me. info@vanhoutenguitars.com
@@VanHoutenBuilds yep, the paper inbetween. ive looked but not able to find that on cj pony parts. do you recall what you used as a search term?
or even a part number. person from cj pony parts said they dont actually carry them?
@@mudlefish It's called, Watershield Set Coupe 1965-1966. Here is the link! www.cjponyparts.com/watershield-set-1965-1966/p/WS1-V/
Awesome stuff Mr Van! Loving this series!
Yes, you are looking good 👍 there brother!!!
That combo is sweet !!!! I'm glad someone put you onto installing those special speed clips, into the door itself. There are two types for 65-66 cars, as the standard interior like you have, uses one shape and depth clip. And the Pony 🐴 interior version has a different size clip as well. Love watching the progress.. Take care...
Thanks! I didn't know that! Yeah I'm finding all sorts of funky things out about this car as I start to take things apart, like it's an early 65 so it has all of the aspects of a 64 from the hood to the inside vinyl door frame coverings.
Love your videos just started watching since yesterday when we got our 1964 mustang we’re restoring so your videos are very informative and helpful…
That's awesome! Good luck with the new project! Thanks
I just started to watch your videos and I'm so pleased! So happy to see an old mustang been treated so well 🥰🥰
This video inspires me to the same in the interior of my Stang
That's awesome! You should totally do it!
Your making good progress and it looks good! Keep up the good work!
Looks great so far!
Great colour scheme!
Just found your channel, This is awesome content! keep up the good work my friend. Definetly subbed 👍🏻
Thank you so much! Love watching your builds too! I'm actually a big fan of your channel, as well as Sarah's. Definitely inspired a lot of my current project. 🙏
@@VanHoutenBuilds whaat!! Hell yea man! Coincidentally i have an interior video going up today. I like the work you did to yours! 👍🏻
@@rookie__pilot Thanks! I'm looking forward to seeing your interior video!
Looking good 👍
Que padre proyecto! Felicidades!!!! Me encanta
I’m building mines next
🎶 alright ya'll 🎶
Is that a brass pad at 0:33?
No, it's 0000 Steel wool. It does not scratch the surface, only polishes it. I did use a brass wire wheel though.
Why not the original red paint and interior?
To be honest, I'm not the biggest fan of the color red. Also I know it's such an iconic Mustang color, but feel like I wanted to do something a little different. There are so many red mustangs out there already. However I will say that I considered going with the paint scheme of the Mustang in Operation Fortune after seeing that movie. That was such an amazing looking car!
You shouldn't assemple the doors until after paint. You risk damaging when you take them off.
Whoops! Luckily they made it through the assembly without any damage!
You asked for a Like twice ... in the first minute and 20 seconds. Not quite how it works, maybe wait until the middle of the video?! Otherwise, enjoying the content so far.
Показывай как машину делаешь а то ты только себя и коробки показываеш
Nope
Great videos, BUT slowly does it, I notice mistakes due to rushing, but the car is looking great, I think Nicholas Cage would be happy to have this Mustang, best wishes from London, England😀😄😃😀🙂🙂🤠🤠🤠🥸🤓🤓😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎
Thanks! Yeah, I'm definitely learning as I go. Cheers!