Guess you decided to send Vtuned and B is for build to school on how to build a Coyote Mustang.Not taking anything away from their talents but this one seem to have the best chance of ending up a nice car.
@@vehcor I watch mostly for Scott's commentary more than I do for the actual work, although, he is damn good at what he does and its always nice to see someone actually care about what he does.
Best damn channel.. I found this a couple years ago by a whim. Ever since then I understand the humor and the great free knowledge we get. Scott.. I appericiate the time you put in each week to make videos. The honesty and hard work are great. Thank you always for sharing! Stay safe and be well.
I love how you handle the haters and whinners that watch your show. They have nothing else to do. I love and enjoy what you do every Friday for us to watch and enjoy.YOU ARE THE BEST MECHANIC ON RUclips!!!!!!!
I really enjoy your craftsmanship when you are rebuilding a used and abused car or creating a daily driver that will surprise those at any traffic light. Thank you.
Hate fords and NOT a mustang fan....but a HUGE fan of this build! Love what you are doing with it and watching your thought process and how you are attacking it...doing it the right way for sure...best of luck on it....
I know you pick on the gnome a lot but he looks like a handy person to have around. Also, now my knees are sore from watching you two work on the floor. Thanks for sharing.
If you work with me you get picked on. He returns the favor. He is a great help and he knows he is appreciated. I joke with everyone I work with. He did get knee pads for a bit but like me, he thinks they are uncomfortable.
One suggestion - buy some memory foam, cut to appropriate pieces if needed. You can kneel on it, lay on it, or strap pieces to knees. Might make your work more comfortable.
Yay!!! It's fun seeing someone finally handle this conversion with common sense. Always love your no nonsense demeanor in going about your projects. This car is gonna be awesome :-)
The sarcasm is gold...while some of the cars don't appeal to me watching you take things apart properly is the best. Putting it back right matters too. Looking forward to watching more from West Africa...keeps my itch going until my shop is set up to play with cars here
I look forward to all your Friday builds! I appreciate it's free, and don't understand the haters. If you dislike the content don't watch. Not a Ford fan, but really admire the way you are combining the cars! Thank you!
I come here to watch all your builds which are free to us - Mustang or no Mustang! It is a pleasure to watch someone who is so detail oriented and has the sarcastic humor to match.
@vehor we are all salivating to see you work on this project. That’s just the facts. Some dopes can’t control their patience and it comes out as idiocy. It’s just “the way of today”. I’m old enough to know better. But I hope I’m not too old to see it finished. 😊. You’re really nailing a great content style and it’s always a terrific watch. No matter what the project is. I’m still partial to the pro master city of course. Carry on…😊👍👍
Glad it's back. I don't have a lift so I work off the floor all the time. Champ mats are pretty handy for kneeling and laying on the concrete..or even on the dirt/snow. Looking forward to seeing each step of the Mustang build!
Scott, I really want to see you make metal parts from scratch! Putting parts on is tricky, but making the parts and then putting them on-now that is BUILDING! Glad that you had fun putting the complainers to sleep. Well Done! Rich
Ford guy here. You being a GM guy you will know exactly what I'm saying... I just like them, I know how to work on them, and I haze dodge guys for fun. Really, at the end of the day. It's just picking which one you want to fix eventually. Good work bud, I love the ford ripping. I've found that being self deprecating helps 😁
I really enjoy your uploads, been waiting for this one. Your mastery of deadpan sarcasm almost qualifies you as an honorary Aussie. Cheers from Sydney, Australia.
You’re skill level & knowledge of every aspect of the motor vehicle is a pleasure to watch! I am slowly becoming less of a hack, thanks to you’re videos! Cheers Sam.
Hi Scott I always look forward to Friday and your video. I spent.23 years.rebuilding a 1974 Ranchero. I went to Dvap in Phoenix to get the car.it has a 351 clevland 4V a c6 transmission and a 9 inch rear end .If i was smarter I would like to send you some pictires.i really enjoy your straightforward approach to builds it is because of your video that I used cavity wax.i fetch parts for my buddy's shop part-time. I was a tool and die maker. So I really enjoy this build to see challenges overcome. Thanks talk later your RUclips friend Gary
👍👍 I remember thinking that first frame-rail idea was going to interfere with with the seat adjustments and cause other problems. But you're awesome, so I figured it'd be fine. Stoked to see what you get up to with this project.
Hi Scott, I come for the sarcasm. The builds are an added bonus. Its your channel and your content. Put up whatever suits you, although I know, you know that already. Thanks for the video! -mike
I learned how to drill spot welds and separate body panels from watching you and used your technique doing rust repair and replacing the quarters on my 94 Civic EG. Works like charm!
I was so glad to see a whole new video from your Mustang build. It is a huge project but it is very interesting to look at all the solutions you make to get a fully roadworthy custom build restomod Mustang.
Even though I'm rebuilding my vehicle, I never truly understood just how much of an oversized puzzle cars actually are until I started watching you disassemble this mustang, it takes some hardcore dedication to take one apart to this extent and not get discouraged and abandon it, keep up the good work, cant wait to see it finished, it'll probably be the most reliable ford on the road
I'm fascinated by this build... Only someone who has had plenty of experience tearing things apart and putting them back together could Frankenstein these two cars together... and end up with a solid, great-looking automobile! Now, how about making some more "free time" so that we can see some more progress?
Looking forward to the next episode, I really want to see how you handle the differences in the wheelbases. I've watched several other builds and the ones that keep the cowl then move the wheel openings and then the car looks some what out of proportion. I glad you went the other way. LOL, watching you so if I ever do one myself I will know will have a guide to go by. Great job, thanks.
That was cold blooded. Now, I have to wait to see what is in that box. Of course you know that I won't be able to sleep tonight thinking about that. Hahaha But glad you have a little time to work on the mustang again.
@@vehcor Not one of the whiners. I enjoy your boring build Fridays. I guess I'm boring. But I AM looking forward to seeing where this Mustang goes. Should be interesting.
Great to see the Mustang back and I agree 100% with your comments at the start of the video. Very much appreciate the free content and always interesting watching you do repairs the correct way and service everything you sell. Hope you have more spare time to keep working on the Mustang, it's a very interesting project and the way you are doing it is making it the best Mustang build on RUclips. All the best from freezing cold Queensland as we suffer through winter while you enjoy nice warm weather.
@@vehcor About 40 F at night and 70 F during the day at the moment. But that's quite cold for us here. I'd never survive where you are! Sometimes it gets to about 33 F at night and 60 F in the daytime and we really feel it. We are more used to 70 F at night and 85 F daytime.
That intro is straight🔥🔥🔥 Scott! Started my weekend off GREAT! Thanks my man! The only Ford content I watch is yours, so that should count for something, I'm GM all the way, bad sensors, carpeted fender liners (ugh).... and all! 😂
Thank you! some who is frank, blunt and to the point, you get no lies from this guy. You know exactly where you stand with a man like this. No pussy footing around trying not to offend anyone. That’s a waste of time and effort. People who are easily offended please realize this type of communication is very direct, clear, honest. That is what communication is all about.
You are doing the best job of this type of swap because you are taking your time and doing it right. Also requires a little chess. Thinking several steps ahead
It must be a real bummer for people to give you so much grief building a Mustang. So, to make your life more easier, it would be nice to see you completely rebuild something more entertaining, like a car for the mid 50's. I have really put a lot of thought into this, and I think I have come up with a modest build. Something like a 1957 Chevrolet Nomad. And like Walley Cleaver would say, Gee-willikers.....I just happened to have one that could be used, but ONLY if Mr. Spotty can be involved.
Sir hats off to you for your build , anyone complains about it don't have a life , and eats McDonalds happy meals with diet pop!!! They make a carbide circluar saw blade for cutting metal , and it cuts very good and fast.
Great content Scott! 👍🏽👌🏽 I did get a video out today. Actually being a content creator gives me great appreciation for your consistency. It can be tough at times. I won’t stop though! 🇺🇸
Thanks, it gets a little stressful posting every week. Sometimes it is good to take a break but it is always hard to get back into the grove so I try not to stop. I’ll check out your video when I get a chance. Keep up the good work!
Yes..a mustang video! I know what’s in the box…it’s a pizza oven for the shop. Since you can’t get consistent delivery. 😂 Keep the great videos coming Scott.
a lot of the people complaining about not enough Mustang content obvoiusly haven't heard of Project Binky; where two guys from the UK have been completely re-engineering a 1980 Mini 1000 the past 8 years to graft the drivetrain and suspension from a Toyota Celica GT4 into it.
I'm at home with cancer, anything you, and my other channels do, is fantastic to me. You, and the others have been to all my doctor appointments, tests, treatments and surgeries...
While I know you've got that body braced seven ways to Sunday and I know you know what you're doing, I was still sitting here with cheeks puckered waiting for the body to fold. Even though I know it won't. Besides, if all else fails you've got a 'StangCart project as a backup. But I'm glad to see this project again!
Scott this is a super ambitious project brother lol let me know if ya need some help welding I’m working in your neck of the woods these days and glad the project is back on !!!
Man those spot welds look like a pain to drill out. Wonder how many bits you go through? Thanks for sticking with and posting this project, its what got me hooked on your channel.
Glad to see you're back working on the Mustang thoroughly enjoy your projects. Combination on the padlock is 8311 LOL. PS would you ever consider getting a tattoo with smiley on your back your head LOL hahaha I like all your builds no matter what you do. The afternoon crew looks better than the roaming gnome LOL. Keep turning wrenches my friend God bless
A painting gnome hands are more sensitive. So mister Spotty has a competitor. The reason I like your channel is your honest approach of your business and life. What you see is what you get. Don’t like it? Leave. Oh sorry, nearly forgot, I promised you to act surprised. Wow what a great idea to mix the two mustangs.
You're not getting off that easily. Now people will ask you why you're not working on the truck. When you work on the truck, they ask about the Mustang. The trolls think you're an octopus so it's time to show those tentacles. Silly rabbit. LOL.
It's like seeing an old friend again, being a ford fan (Don't tell anyone) it's good to see old girl and as you've taken on a day release to train even better, just hope the other gnomes don't get jealous and have a hissy fit. Loki g forward to more boring Mustang Friday's. Happy day chuckles. Gary 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Great to see you working on the Mustang. I always thought you might have gotten a donner Mustang that had less lower damage and cut the body off that and cut 1965 in half and added metal in the middle to fill it in. Remember before you get mad at me I don't know what I'm talking about.
'bout time! Good job dissin' the whiners.
I can’t wait for the,”I’m unsubscribing” comments, as if I should care. 😂
@@vehcor savage🤣
Keep it up feller!
love the way you brought it full circle , you are the best
Guess you decided to send Vtuned and B is for build to school on how to build a Coyote Mustang.Not taking anything away from their talents but this one seem to have the best chance of ending up a nice car.
@@bigbfelts I thought exactly the same 😏
The first 90 seconds of this video is absolute gold, especially when you say "your opinion doesn't matter to me". Keep doing what you do, Scott.
If everyone would learn that, the world would be so much better! Thanks for the support!
@@vehcor I watch mostly for Scott's commentary more than I do for the actual work, although, he is damn good at what he does and its always nice to see someone actually care about what he does.
@@vehcor I don't think your builds are boring. Modern dayly driver's are boring, but that's how a guy makes a living.
Best damn channel.. I found this a couple years ago by a whim. Ever since then I understand the humor and the great free knowledge we get. Scott.. I appericiate the time you put in each week to make videos. The honesty and hard work are great. Thank you always for sharing! Stay safe and be well.
I love how you handle the haters and whinners that watch your show. They have nothing else to do. I love and enjoy what you do every Friday for us to watch and enjoy.YOU ARE THE BEST MECHANIC ON RUclips!!!!!!!
I really enjoy your craftsmanship when you are rebuilding a used and abused car or creating a daily driver that will surprise those at any traffic light. Thank you.
"It's a Ford. I cut out all the rust and this is all that was left" Classic quote.
Hate fords and NOT a mustang fan....but a HUGE fan of this build! Love what you are doing with it and watching your thought process and how you are attacking it...doing it the right way for sure...best of luck on it....
I know you pick on the gnome a lot but he looks like a handy person to have around. Also, now my knees are sore from watching you two work on the floor. Thanks for sharing.
If you work with me you get picked on. He returns the favor. He is a great help and he knows he is appreciated. I joke with everyone I work with. He did get knee pads for a bit but like me, he thinks they are uncomfortable.
One suggestion - buy some memory foam, cut to appropriate pieces if needed. You can kneel on it, lay on it, or strap pieces to knees. Might make your work more comfortable.
Benches....make knees happier...and backs....once you learn to work off the ground...your old body will appreciate the effort...
Don't watch? DON'T WATCH??!?!? Scott, your videos are the best thing about Fridays.
😂 Thanks! Some might disagree!
Yay!!! It's fun seeing someone finally handle this conversion with common sense. Always love your no nonsense demeanor in going about your projects. This car is gonna be awesome :-)
The sarcasm is gold...while some of the cars don't appeal to me watching you take things apart properly is the best. Putting it back right matters too. Looking forward to watching more from West Africa...keeps my itch going until my shop is set up to play with cars here
I look forward to all your Friday builds! I appreciate it's free, and don't understand the haters. If you dislike the content don't watch. Not a Ford fan, but really admire the way you are combining the cars! Thank you!
Definitely Worth The Wait!!
Ok, I’ll take your word for it. 😂
I come here to watch all your builds which are free to us - Mustang or no Mustang! It is a pleasure to watch someone who is so detail oriented and has the sarcastic humor to match.
Thank you, I appreciate that!
@vehor we are all salivating to see you work on this project. That’s just the facts. Some dopes can’t control their patience and it comes out as idiocy. It’s just “the way of today”. I’m old enough to know better. But I hope I’m not too old to see it finished. 😊. You’re really nailing a great content style and it’s always a terrific watch. No matter what the project is. I’m still partial to the pro master city of course. Carry on…😊👍👍
Glad it's back. I don't have a lift so I work off the floor all the time. Champ mats are pretty handy for kneeling and laying on the concrete..or even on the dirt/snow. Looking forward to seeing each step of the Mustang build!
Thanks for sharing your build.
Scott, I love the way you keep things plain and simple. I also love how you tell it like it is. Keep up the good work and keep slaying the whiners.
Scott, I really want to see you make metal parts from scratch! Putting parts on is tricky, but making the parts and then putting them on-now that is BUILDING! Glad that you had fun putting the complainers to sleep.
Well Done! Rich
Ford guy here. You being a GM guy you will know exactly what I'm saying... I just like them, I know how to work on them, and I haze dodge guys for fun. Really, at the end of the day. It's just picking which one you want to fix eventually. Good work bud, I love the ford ripping. I've found that being self deprecating helps 😁
I really enjoy your uploads, been waiting for this one. Your mastery of deadpan sarcasm almost qualifies you as an honorary Aussie. Cheers from Sydney, Australia.
Should I be watching this at work right now? No. Am I anyways? Hell yeah.
Of course you should! 😂
I've been asking the same question for a while now... 🤣
You mean the Canadian govn't let you out of the house? 😱
@@kimosabbe50 we Canadians get to work from home now. Didn’t you know?🇨🇦
@@williammcrae3177 Oh!!! House arrest? 😬😉
You’re skill level & knowledge of every aspect of the motor vehicle is a pleasure to watch! I am slowly becoming less of a hack, thanks to you’re videos! Cheers Sam.
Hi Scott I always look forward to Friday and your video. I spent.23 years.rebuilding a 1974 Ranchero. I went to Dvap in Phoenix to get the car.it has a 351 clevland 4V a c6 transmission and a 9 inch rear end .If i was smarter I would like to send you some pictires.i really enjoy your straightforward approach to builds it is because of your video that I used cavity wax.i fetch parts for my buddy's shop part-time. I was a tool and die maker. So I really enjoy this build to see challenges overcome. Thanks talk later your RUclips friend Gary
Structural bungie cords!
God bless you man!!
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I remember thinking that first frame-rail idea was going to interfere with with the seat adjustments and cause other problems. But you're awesome, so I figured it'd be fine. Stoked to see what you get up to with this project.
Watching all your built Mustang is the one that gets to me the most
Hi Scott,
I come for the sarcasm. The builds are an added bonus. Its your channel and your content. Put up whatever suits you, although I know, you know that already. Thanks for the video!
-mike
I learned how to drill spot welds and separate body panels from watching you and used your technique doing rust repair and replacing the quarters on my 94 Civic EG. Works like charm!
I was so glad to see a whole new video from your Mustang build. It is a huge project but it is very interesting to look at all the solutions you make to get a fully roadworthy custom build restomod Mustang.
Even though I'm rebuilding my vehicle, I never truly understood just how much of an oversized puzzle cars actually are until I started watching you disassemble this mustang, it takes some hardcore dedication to take one apart to this extent and not get discouraged and abandon it, keep up the good work, cant wait to see it finished, it'll probably be the most reliable ford on the road
LOOKING GOOD.. I LIKE THAT BUILD...I HOPE YOUR FENDER BUNNY COMES BACK AND HELPS...
The pizza girl? She might come back, hopefully with a pizza!
Thanks! for all the great videos. I enjoy them all.
I'm fascinated by this build... Only someone who has had plenty of experience tearing things apart and putting them back together could Frankenstein these two cars together... and end up with a solid, great-looking automobile! Now, how about making some more "free time" so that we can see some more progress?
Looking forward to the next episode, I really want to see how you handle the differences in the wheelbases. I've watched several other builds and the ones that keep the cowl then move the wheel openings and then the car looks some what out of proportion. I glad you went the other way. LOL, watching you so if I ever do one myself I will know will have a guide to go by. Great job, thanks.
That was cold blooded. Now, I have to wait to see what is in that box. Of course you know that I won't be able to sleep tonight thinking about that. Hahaha
But glad you have a little time to work on the mustang again.
Awesome! The project that brought me to your channel resumes! Thanks!
Thanks, if you were one of the whiners, sorry if I hurt your feelings. 😂 If you waited patiently, thank you!
@@vehcor Not one of the whiners. I enjoy your boring build Fridays. I guess I'm boring.
But I AM looking forward to seeing where this Mustang goes. Should be interesting.
Great to see the Mustang back and I agree 100% with your comments at the start of the video. Very much appreciate the free content and always interesting watching you do repairs the correct way and service everything you sell. Hope you have more spare time to keep working on the Mustang, it's a very interesting project and the way you are doing it is making it the best Mustang build on RUclips. All the best from freezing cold Queensland as we suffer through winter while you enjoy nice warm weather.
Thanks, when you say cold you mean like our spring here?(50 F) Our winters can get really cold! Not Canada cold, but cold. lol
@@vehcor About 40 F at night and 70 F during the day at the moment. But that's quite cold for us here. I'd never survive where you are! Sometimes it gets to about 33 F at night and 60 F in the daytime and we really feel it. We are more used to 70 F at night and 85 F daytime.
Everyone thinks the slacker Mr Spotty is the unsung hero of this channel. The real truth is Painting Gnome keeps the wheels moving. What a champion.
That intro is straight🔥🔥🔥 Scott! Started my weekend off GREAT! Thanks my man! The only Ford content I watch is yours, so that should count for something, I'm GM all the way, bad sensors, carpeted fender liners (ugh).... and all! 😂
No manufacturer is perfect. I fix what I like and I like Mustangs. Even if they kill more crowds than covid! 😂 Thanks for the support!
Love the channel very much. Wish I had your experience and tools lol
As a Ford fan I loved the rust comment. It was perfectly true.
Loving the comments.enjoying the channel. Tks.
Thanks!
Thank you! some who is frank, blunt and to the point, you get no lies from this guy. You know exactly where you stand with a man like this. No pussy footing around trying not to offend anyone. That’s a waste of time and effort. People who are easily offended please realize this type of communication is very direct, clear, honest. That is what communication is all about.
Love Mustang body swaps. You seem to be going the extra mile on it and doing it right!! Good work
You are doing the best job of this type of swap because you are taking your time and doing it right. Also requires a little chess. Thinking several steps ahead
It must be a real bummer for people to give you so much grief building a Mustang. So, to make your life more easier, it would be nice to see you completely rebuild something more entertaining, like a car for the mid 50's. I have really put a lot of thought into this, and I think I have come up with a modest build. Something like a 1957 Chevrolet Nomad. And like Walley Cleaver would say, Gee-willikers.....I just happened to have one that could be used, but ONLY if Mr. Spotty can be involved.
I wouldn’t mind had I not literally answered every question before they asked repeatedly in the videos!
Enjoyed the revisit of the disclaimer that this build will be sporadic 😎👍
Sir hats off to you for your build , anyone complains about it don't have a life , and eats McDonalds happy meals with diet pop!!! They make a carbide circluar saw blade for cutting metal , and it cuts very good and fast.
Great content Scott! 👍🏽👌🏽 I did get a video out today. Actually being a content creator gives me great appreciation for your consistency. It can be tough at times. I won’t stop though! 🇺🇸
Thanks, it gets a little stressful posting every week. Sometimes it is good to take a break but it is always hard to get back into the grove so I try not to stop. I’ll check out your video when I get a chance. Keep up the good work!
You a fun person how make 63 old man have good time 😊 👌 just keep it and have grant summer and you family. From Kitchener Ontario Canada
Thanks for the support and have a great summer as well!
What's in the box? The new Denali roof skin.
I'm just glad to see more progress on this ride
Thanks for getting back to the Mustang restomod project!
I have a Ford 350. , 3 on the floor; 351m
Its a flatbed that needs love . ( 1980 ) . Sitting in the back 40 .
Yes..a mustang video!
I know what’s in the box…it’s a pizza oven for the shop. Since you can’t get consistent delivery. 😂
Keep the great videos coming Scott.
😂 that would be awesome! 🍕🍕
a lot of the people complaining about not enough Mustang content obvoiusly haven't heard of Project Binky; where two guys from the UK have been completely re-engineering a 1980 Mini 1000 the past 8 years to graft the drivetrain and suspension from a Toyota Celica GT4 into it.
I heard about that, let the guys work at their own pace! They don’t have to film any of it!
I'm at home with cancer, anything you, and my other channels do, is fantastic to me. You, and the others have been to all my doctor appointments, tests, treatments and surgeries...
I just had Colon cancer surgery. Praying for your recovery 🙏🙏
While I know you've got that body braced seven ways to Sunday and I know you know what you're doing, I was still sitting here with cheeks puckered waiting for the body to fold. Even though I know it won't. Besides, if all else fails you've got a 'StangCart project as a backup. But I'm glad to see this project again!
We wonder alot...what's in the box, what's in the console, when are we going to see another Mustang video, this channel is filled with wonder.
😂 I’m a man of mystery!
I’m amazed and impressed! Great channel! Thanks for some real education.
Now I know what those RUclips " millions " got you . A working gnome and a very large flat screen TV . Can´t wait for the unboxing .
Personally I think this is brilliant. A showcase of your skills and ambition. I can't wait to see it finished!
"A grinder and paint makes me the welder I ain't"
Scott this is a super ambitious project brother lol let me know if ya need some help welding I’m working in your neck of the woods these days and glad the project is back on !!!
More sparks than the 4th of July. Great Gnome training project.
Mustang build is nice. I also enjoy your other videos. It's your channel and it is free to us and I thank you for that.
Thanks for the support, people like you are the reason I keep going.
Yes, more Mustang “updating”, please. Motivation tool.
This is my new favourite channel. I have binged watched the Mustang rebuild!
Whats in the box? What's in the boooxxx??? I don't care what You work on Scott, appreciate the work involved.
We’ll find out next yea.... I mean time. 😂 Thanks for the support!
Remember! “Safety never takes a break!”
Ah how I miss my days of being a construction Foreman trying to make people care about safety… lol NOT!
😂
Thanks for update! Love your videos.
Glad to see the lifting down technique when removing that box from the trailer
aww.. wanted to see what is in the box in the end :) nice progress
I had to give people a reason to come back and ask questions. 😂
@@vehcor lol. cant wait :)
Man those spot welds look like a pain to drill out. Wonder how many bits you go through? Thanks for sticking with and posting this project, its what got me hooked on your channel.
Glad to see you're back working on the Mustang thoroughly enjoy your projects. Combination on the padlock is 8311 LOL. PS would you ever consider getting a tattoo with smiley on your back your head LOL hahaha I like all your builds no matter what you do. The afternoon crew looks better than the roaming gnome LOL. Keep turning wrenches my friend God bless
Great to see this back on the channel! "Your opinion doesn't matter to me"😂 superb!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Coool like the rustange project. Welding up 69 fast back shock towers today. 🤣
There's sparatice and then there's sparatice. Good to see you back onto it. And your boring builds a are not bing to us .Love your work
Sitting there gives an idea how it will look
Summer is looking good, the mustang build is back!!!!
I have just watched the entire series to get up too speed, so you better keep them coming lol, great series.
A painting gnome hands are more sensitive. So mister Spotty has a competitor. The reason I like your channel is your honest approach of your business and life. What you see is what you get. Don’t like it? Leave. Oh sorry, nearly forgot, I promised you to act surprised. Wow what a great idea to mix the two mustangs.
Really enjoy all your builds thank you for your videos.
You're not getting off that easily. Now people will ask you why you're not working on the truck. When you work on the truck, they ask about the Mustang. The trolls think you're an octopus so it's time to show those tentacles. Silly rabbit. LOL.
You are right, after the next Mustang video, they cannot ask anymore. They will have to work for it!
It's nice to see working on found on the road dead project again.
We didn’t have to worry about it not being where I left it. 😂
Great job 👍.
"Structural bungee cord". :-D
Keep doing what you're doing. Loving the build(s) and humour :-)
Top class will be great to see it finished
Amazing video as always , thank you for your time and amazing skill and taking such pride in everything you do!
Good work man! Looking forward to more content. Always love your dry humor.
It's like seeing an old friend again, being a ford fan (Don't tell anyone) it's good to see old girl and as you've taken on a day release to train even better, just hope the other gnomes don't get jealous and have a hissy fit. Loki g forward to more boring Mustang Friday's. Happy day chuckles. Gary 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
So happy you’re back on the Mustang build been waiting so long for this. Thanks for taking us along the process 🇨🇦
love this, cant wait!
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Thanks FORD!!
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Nice video sir and well send 👍🏻👍🏻
@ 3:33 "Structural Bungee Cords"; FTW !!!
Great to see you working on the Mustang. I always thought you might have gotten a donner Mustang that had less lower damage and cut the body off that and cut 1965 in half and added metal in the middle to fill it in. Remember before you get mad at me I don't know what I'm talking about.
Holy shit it's about time. I'm glad you have a friend to help now. If you didn't live in the Salt Zone I'd love to help.
Definitely want to see more of this build , love all the content from all the builds but this one is it !!!