1967 Mercury Cougar - Drip Rail Repair

We take another crack at the rust on the 1967 Mercury Cougar called "Patches". In this video we repair the rain rail and the area around it. I show you how to make a metal patch that fits. I also show you how to remove a drip rail by drilling the spot welds.

[@dudewest9847]

Love it I have two cougars 68 and I'll be working on them before long

[@CarGroves]

Thanks Dude!

[@michaelmilken3835]

Good work. Thanks for the informative video.

[@CarGroves]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Wherehavetheygone]

My favorite build on your channel!

[@CarGroves]

Thanks!

[@462ANIMAL]

It all takes time, but ur getting there. Nice job 👍

[@CarGroves]

Thanks for watching 462animal!

[@AutoAnatomy]

Good to see the Cougar getting some love!

[@CarGroves]

Got one more video to load, I knocked out a huge rusty area in from of the rear tire.

[@AutoAnatomy]

Car Groves Somehow these things tend to snowball, don’t they!

[@CarGroves]

@@AutoAnatomy It never stops lol

[@ScottsSpeedShop]

Keep up the awesome work man, that is gonna be a sweet ass Cougar when you get her done

[@CarGroves]

Thanks Scott!

[@jkdflow670]

Sweet project
May I have her when your done.

[@CarGroves]

Who knows, she may be for sell one day, or my son might get her for his first car.

[@gripdeath]

I don't know if its too late to ask this but what are you doing about the brakes? I've been working on a 67 cougar too but don't know if I could get the drum brakes resurfaced or maybe look for an old 68 with rotors, or maybe go the aftermarket brakes route.

[@CarGroves]

Probably going to convert to disc