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1965 Fastback Mustang Project

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  • Start date Start date Mar 27, 2010
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Federico Garza

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Thank you so much for sharing....
 
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Holy geeze you guys do great work. Awesome looking build
 

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Well tell Brian to check out this site...

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MG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v393/rusty428cj/1965 Fastback Mustang/193.jpg[/IMG]
 

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I don't post much anymore but... I had to login just to say that those are some of the best rust repairs, replacements I have ever seen. I'm really impressed by your work.

GREAT JOB RUSTY!
 

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you've always been a cagey bugger rusty... excellent work. Pass my compliments onto brian. He's one talented individual. Very talented.
 

rusty428cj

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The heater holes were filled in.





 

rusty428cj

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Brian is starting on the left door jamb it has more rust than the right side






Repair one section at a time






 

rusty428cj

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Progress on the left door jamb.







 

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Very Nice! I just started my cowl repair, and when I saw this thread I thought, boy I'm glad I don't have to repair the door jambs. After getting the cowl apart it looks like the left jamb needs a little work. I hope mine turns out half as well as yours!
 

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The inner structure of the left door jamb is almost finished this afternoon Brian starting making the outer section.







 

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Brian taped the area he will be plug welding before applying epoxy



Fitting the inner cowl panel



Welding the inner cowl panel



 

rusty428cj

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Brian ground the welds and is now ready to install the top cowl panel



Top cowl panel after welds are ground

 

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Really amazing work!
 

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Is Chris able to follow the progress in this thread from Iraq?

 

rusty428cj

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Platonic Solid said:
Is Chris able to follow the progress in this thread from Iraq?

Click to expand...

I send him updates first before I post. I'm not sure if he has seen it here but he is following the build on the pro touring forum.

I sent him a link to the forum.
 

rusty428cj

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Brian started patching the top of the right windshield post. He made a small patch panel than ground the welds





Brushed some epoxy inside before welding the next patch

 
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Amazing!
 

rusty428cj

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Brian made the last patch on the right windshield post







 
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thats a nice thing your doing for him, looks great sir, keep it.
 
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