1965 Ford Mustang Convertible Restoration Project
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1965 Ford Mustang Convertible Restoration Project
Red Ford mustang convertibles are very popular cars, this 1965 arrived at our restoration shop as a coupe that has been converted to a convertible. With a host top end reproduction parts from our Speed Shop have properly restored this popular drop top into a show winner.
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MetalWorks Classic Auto Restoration
1045 Arrowsmith St.
Eugene. OR 97402
(541) 341-3372
info@metalworksclassics.com
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I am a purist, not enough of the original car left. I saw a video about an original Porsche, they only replaced what needed to be replaced, nothing more.
Not much of the original car left there! Looks great.
I don't understand, This is a restoration or a new built ?
It is essentially a brand new car.
I had an uncle in Phoenix who restored cars from the early 1900's. Some you wouldn't even think we're restorable. It would take him about 10 years, but they were award winners afterwords. Doing what he did before all this technology, it could take him a couple of years just to do research and start finding parts, or have them made by a machinist friend of his.
They kept the radiator cap and screwed a new car underneath it.
Restomod
Why not buy a Dynacorn, 1965 mustang convertible body to start with?
That's the question I asked too. A lot of effort went in to preserving the original cowl. It makes you wonder if the VIN comes in to play.
@@darnoldie The vin is stamped on the inner fender panel
Beautiful build, but not a restoration. There isn’t even enough of this car left to justify using that VIN number.
It’s more of a Restomod not a Restoration because the car was Originally a Coupe that someone Converted to a Convertible at some point into the Cars life. Then Most of it was replaced with Dynacorn Panels excluding the Trunklid, Door hinges, Cowl and Dash. Plus the Aftermarket suspension. That’s a restomod NOT an OEM Restoration. Other than that, The final product turned out nice in the end.
You should just start making new 69 mustangs and sell them. For whatever fords sticker price was.
Hardly a Restoration....If it is, Its a VERY poor one as the car was way more original before they started to rip it apart... Chalk up another one for the Restomod crowd.....as this car IS a Restomod...!.....Not even close to Original anymore.
Took an old car made it modern, tastefully rebuilt, and restored. Ya’ll don’t do cheap and it shows! Not perfect but close, and if the customer is happy then job done. I would be proud to have this automobile. And I would probably have each and everyone of you sign it!
Longest slideshow I’ve ever seen.
All that money to build a modernized classic only to use an outdated engine and old obsolete 3 speed transmission.
New Mustang jigsaw puzzle. It's all new parts.
I agree with Fred. Not a true restoration with so many new parts. A good job non the less.
Hahaha, here in Holland you go to prison when you weld old v.i.numbers parts in a new bodywork ... ! Then they call you a fraud and a tax evader ... ;))
I LIKE IT!! That car is better-than-new. Great job guys.
life support for Vin tag ad title
Beautiful build but it's not accurate. It's a '65, but they installed a '66 gas cap and gauges
You nailed the build, what is the rear suspension? Doesn’t look like anything on TCP’s website?
For people with a bottomless pocket book. I guess they reused the trunk lid, the hood, and the dash board to save money.
When you first showed this car I was wondering someone must have paid tons of money for this thing onlt to find what was under all that.You guys do amazing work.
Lol , nobody notice the restoration going on of the Griswold family truckster up on the hoist there. Nice!!
I am glad to see the mustang ii front end very good resto.
The old one probably had 400lbs of bondo on it.
It needs a center console and a stick shift to be a perfect example.
I watch all the restoration shows...Nobody does it like you guys... I'm blown away...
Great build!
Can you please fix the missing music?
I'm speechless!!!!
Stunning!
Terrible paint job, missed quite a few areas.
Resto but looks like a new car to me
Beautiful
When I saw the car he did a fantastic job and he should be very proud of what he accomplished and if I was him I would keep the car for ever.
why dont u explain whats going on? i would enjoy it more
great work guys looks awesome
Nice car
Omg, it’s gorgeous
All that work and the rat door not fitting correctly to the quarter , hood on left side to fender is higher than fender
Like my grand dad's axe, original except for the two new handles and three new heads...
Ohhhh noooo! That is a coupe that someone hacked to be a convertible. Resale value drops through the floor.
At first watching them replace all these parts I was thinking it would be easier to go back in time and buy a new one and bring it back with you, then i saw they were building this beautiful resto- mod and it made sense.
how many hours????
joe moroney months maybe years
Good job
now thats what you call a "hand built car"! great job! although not much of the origional steel left.
I can appreciate the talent, but damn,,,,,,if it was my car and i saw just how bad it really was, once she was stripped.........
Anyone wanna buy a Mustang..cheap
Turned out gorgeous
Play
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perfect
All new panels ..... and full of filler ( Bondo)
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I like the way you modify the suspension to make the engine bays bigger
How to build a better 65 Mustang from scratch. Get some really good craftsman and 175K and you're ready to go. Will it ever be worth more than it costs to build? With inflation growing by the minute, this is a million dollar car by 2024. So there's that...
Servico latoaria fico top mais a pintura preta por dentro e embaixo e falto os emblemas foi pessima
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The only thing original is the VIN.
Chinese Mustang.
Dynacron is a US Manufacturer
Nice car oldest but goodest
Why is the video titled a restoration?
It shouldn't
Que lindo
awesome!!!!!!!!!
Ford production line
IT BEATS ME....WHY WOULD ANYONE IN HIS PERFECT MIND GO THROUGH ALL THIS TROUBLE TO RESTORE A DASHBOARD AND A COUPLE OF MUDGUARDS...YOU GUYS CONSTRUCTED A COMPLETE CAR FROM THE SCRACHT BOARD....JUST MADNESS...COLECTIVE MADNESS...
You turned a perfectly good metal body into a bondomobile. Once it's painted you'll say... Ah but the tap test gives it away. Panels, doors, hoods and lids for rigidity are bowed out in the middle, not perfectly flat. Under seal spray inside bottom third of doors.
Anybody recognize that station wagon in the background on the lift. ?? It's the huckster mobile it's sold at Barrett-Jackson for big big big money. It looks to me like the only original pieces left on this mustang is the door hinges and the hood.