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Making My Vintage Mustang a Reliable Driver

Redline Ranch

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This week we have set out to get our 1968 Ford Mustang completely dialed in and ready to be the ultimate weekend cruiser. After driving this classic car across the country in needs a bit of work to be ready to take on anything, so we are fixing everything we can to make it as nice as possible!

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20 Comments

@redlineranch. Creator 2 months ago Pinned

@pedrofernandez8729 2 months ago (edited)

This is so much more satisfying that seeing a dude with deep pockets spending all kinds of money to restomod or completely restore one of these.

@watts300 2 months ago

“It’s her car. I’m just here to work on it, man.” I love you.

@KensSmallEngineRepair 2 months ago

Get rid of that glass fuel filter. They leak and cause fires!

@foxxxy4963 1 month ago

that car is less complicated than current lawnmowers. It's more reliable than any new car.

@silversolb18 2 months ago

I commented on the last video and seeing you messing with the timing and hitting the fan. This car absolutely positively needs a fan shroud! Its super important on these cars and was definitely your over heating issues in the last video!

@silversolb18 2 months ago

Also do not run that glass edelbrock filter use the other sealed filters that was on it! Those glass filters have broke and burned down many classic cars!!! Also the crap in the filters is from the gas tank. They are dirt cheap to replace and totally worth it to fix that issue.

@oldguysandtrucks 2 months ago

That glass filter might leak and make a fire. I like the sealed plastic ones you had on it.

@StrangeDuder 2 months ago

Just simply my new goto car channel. Keeping it simple, real, and honest. Good energy, vibes, and most importantly - teaching and explaining things in a way that even I can understand. Please keep up the great work! Oh, if you have time and can swing the extra work, maybe make a second channel that moves the other rigs forward - like the VW bus, etc.

@sobrealimentado 2 months ago (edited)

Mustang ❤
You forgot to change the transmission and differential fluid.

@wolfthornhawkridge5705 2 months ago

Loving the Mustang content, the more love you show the Mustang the more it will put a smile on your face!

@420_Fish 2 months ago

Now that's some Sunday morning coffee satisfaction. Great work!

@gerbloosh4858 1 month ago

We are blessed to still have these marvels of transportation and to still have the knowhow and tools and parts to keep them running long live 20th century cars

@PJboy443 2 months ago

Your vids are goated honestly. You work on only real stuff and you’re a real backyard mechanic. Keep it up brotha

@hrzn99 1 month ago

Absolutely loved watching this. currently cleaning up and maintaining my 1990 foxbody mustang, and its so funny to see how similar all the little clamps and clips and how things are designed from the 1960's all the way up to the 1990's.

Otherwise though, watching someone just do some regular maintenance carefree and at a great pace - while explaining everything so clear is truly a goldmine for someone self-teaching themselves how to work on their own car. Great video.

@maxpain9111 2 months ago

Sweet ride awesome video as always 💯👍

@bigw8549 2 months ago

Give it a buff and polish. Definitely make it look so much better.

@Hanky_Bannist8r 2 months ago

I would honestly ditch that glass filter. They break and can cause a fire. I had it happen on my old Baja bug. I'd hate to see that mustang burn down.