Absolutely stellar video! So many awesome ideas. Putting the window gasket in as part of the test in pure genius. I'm doing a 68 fastback and am at the same part of the build as you. Been wondering how to handle the vin tag. It appears that you did not drill new mounting holes and rivet it down. Am I right? Great job, and I'm looking forward to your instrument video.
Where did you get the dye for your interior. I have to replace the dash bezel on my 68 cougar. I have one but it’s black and my interior is light blue. Thanks
Being in Canada I had to find a local mustang shop as CJ pony will not ship "hazardous" material across the border. So if you are in the U.S. CJ Pony sells interior lacquers for hard parts as well as dye for soft parts. My interior is a combination of light and dark blue metallic. Now from a Canadian perspective I used Mustang Depot located in Windsor Ontario. They had stock and I had my order in a few days. Great Canadian supplier.
That is a great question that I never thought about. I searched my local "Canadian" laws and although the police CAN request to see your VIN is is not an offence to 'hide" it. So I guess considering it is the first year with a VIN on the dash I could get away without putting it back. Something to think about.
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I like how you have been also redoing your garage "home" for the Mustang as you go along, as well. Nice!
Thank you , always wanted a garage/cave
Great work. Car is really coming along should be all ready to go in the spring!
Wally is that a new VIN plate? Looks to be in perfect shape.
All original. I guess protected by the old dash pad. Even door tag is original and in good shape. Not much else was though ..LOL
Absolutely stellar video! So many awesome ideas. Putting the window gasket in as part of the test in pure genius. I'm doing a 68 fastback and am at the same part of the build as you. Been wondering how to handle the vin tag. It appears that you did not drill new mounting holes and rivet it down. Am I right? Great job, and I'm looking forward to your instrument video.
Correct, I did not rivet the tag to the car as getting it right would be hit and miss . I am sure it is no going anywhere,
Where did you get the dye for your interior. I have to replace the dash bezel on my 68 cougar. I have one but it’s black and my interior is light blue. Thanks
Being in Canada I had to find a local mustang shop as CJ pony will not ship "hazardous" material across the border. So if you are in the U.S. CJ Pony sells interior lacquers for hard parts as well as dye for soft parts. My interior is a combination of light and dark blue metallic. Now from a Canadian perspective I used Mustang Depot located in Windsor Ontario. They had stock and I had my order in a few days. Great Canadian supplier.
@@68mustangrestoration34 Thanks. I’m in Saskatchewan so that is also my issue is getting someone to ship it to me.
@@esjovold6572 There is the Mustangshop.ca in Calgary. I believe they too had the dyes but was further away so I went with local .
Is het nodig on het vin nummer te plaatsen hier in Holland niet
That is a great question that I never thought about. I searched my local "Canadian" laws and although the police CAN request to see your VIN is is not an offence to 'hide" it. So I guess considering it is the first year with a VIN on the dash I could get away without putting it back. Something to think about.
Where did you get your dash pad at?
CJ pony parts. here is a link to the blue one. www.cjponyparts.com/dash-pad-reproduction-1967-1968/p/PAD3-V/