Shows that you don't have to be rich too get into the hobby. 👍

"You don't have friends that are into cars." Bro, you got us!

Loving the series. Awesome to see a home restoration with so much attention to detail. This thing will be fully sorted, safe and look the business when it's done.  looking forward to the next installment.

it has been my dream to restore 65 mustang since you started restoring it

Been watching your series since last night. Got my 👁️ on a 64. I’ve worked on my own cars here and there so I wasn’t sure if I could do this but you make want to!

You are making good progress!

Brother, I'd wager it's about time you got a bench grinder lol. Pryme MX makes those buffing and cleaning wheels for them, and they're a lot more effective than a drill-based system.

Loving the progress! Congrats! Hard work is def paying off.

You have made so much progress! Removing the paint sure shows everything an almost 60 year old car has been through! I thought you were going to chase the oil canning all the way across the back of the car!

Love the video of this mustang , I am glad you post a new one I was wondering about it since last video! I can't for the completed (video) .
I wanted to add that , my thoughts, maybe you should add some form of tech to mustang since spending so much time with it ! Tech being gps tech so you don't lose the mustang to criminials ! Google maps kind of gps monitor !? LOL . I noticed the doors don't have or does? Mirrors , to view back of mustang , are you going to get some kool side mirrors !?
Check it maybe the next project you should consider would be a series on fixing your garage since many projects tend to mess things up , so a series videos of restoration of your garage and the many tools you have used for this mustang and others !?
Over all your series is great and you should show case this mustang in some competition , You should get first price man! Place the series of videos of this mustang to the smithsonian musesum of motor vehicles! Too ford mustang is a great car !

Great job on fixing that door!! looks great now.

The cars lookin great.👍👍👍

Looks like the original color was Poppy Red maybe. My uncle has a 65' mustang that is the same color.

Can’t wait for the next video of your progress .

The piece that you are talking about welding in under the finder just clips into that squire opening.

Hey Man ! I used urethane 2k High build primer & paint on my 68 Mustang Coupe, for the Money u can't beat it ! 6 years she looks as good as the day I painted it, I do keep it under a carport covered up maybe that's why who knows ! Good Luck ! ✌

Nice to see your progess. I've heard that sine the mirros were dealer installed that not all dealer were good at how the positioned them in terms of letting the wing windows open. CJ Pony has a video on replacing the side mirror and talks about where it should be. Passengers mirrors were dealer options or often self installed and could vary greatly from correct to generic mirrors. Nice to see you using just normal tools from places like HomeDepot and Harbor Freight showing the average Joe's can do this.

Man, that car is solid. Talk about no rust.  I’d just shoot it with clear and be done with it. 😅That lead could’ve been removed with your torch and a brush. Awesome work.  You are someone who can figure things out and not be intimidated by the unknown.

If you have some external chrome trims from where the vinyl roof finishes at the hip line of the rear fender, then could you reinstall these as a cover over any possible future cracking at that point?  Just a thought on cracking and ignore me if this seems a bit weird.  You have done such a good job of correcting previous damage control and I share your concern over cracking.

original paint is baked enamel. under hot lamps at factory