Finished Restoring Exterior, Engine Bay

Imatk

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So I finished restoring the exterior and engine bay.

There are a few details I'd still like to do like repaint the yellow on some of the writing on the cap and other things here and there but I figured I would post now anyway since those things are minor.

I also included an interor shot. The only thing I really want to do interior-wise is maybe get a new driver's seat... but I haven't been able to find one. So if anyone has a line on one let me know :)

http://www.samjam.com/Mustang_X/T_Front_Quarter_2.jpg
http://www.samjam.com/Mustang_X/T_Rear_Quarter.jpg
http://www.samjam.com/Mustang_X/T_Bay2.jpg
http://www.samjam.com/Mustang_X/T_Bay.jpg
http://www.samjam.com/Mustang_X/T_Interior.jpg
 
T_Front_Quarter_2.webp

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T_Bay2.webp

T_Bay.webp


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Great looking car, nice work. Looks damn near show room.

HOLY ****! Is THAT how tall the stock shifter is? Jesus, looks like a friggin Mac truck......you got 16 gears in that thing? ;)
 
Great looking car, nice work. Looks damn near show room.

HOLY ****! Is THAT how tall the stock shifter is? Jesus, looks like a friggin Mac truck......you got 16 gears in that thing? ;)


I swear mine wasnt that tall... is the shifter handle screwed all the way down??
 
Thanks for fixing that for me and I"m glad you guys dig the car :)

It's been quite a lot of work but it's worth it.

Yeah it's the stock shifter and handle and it's screwed all the way down. But I do admit it does look rather tall in this picture.

The only thing not stock on the car is the radio.

The headlights and foglights are Ford lights. I had to get the complete assembly because my rear brackets had cracked.

I've looked for seats but I haven't actually found a driver's seat that was in as good condition as the one I have already. But I'll keep looking I guess :)

It took me about six months to get a hold of some new quarter windows I guess it will take me longer with the seats.
 
Hey thanks for the tip :)

Yeah I've used all kinds of paint cleaners to try and get that better but haven't had any good result. I never thought of an SOS pad.

Did you use anything with the pad? Or just water?

This is the green pad with the sponge on the other side right?

Yeah I debated about the wheels. Everything was stock but I REALLY wanted to put better brakes on the car. I was going to do the 5-lug conversion but just never found a wheel I liked as much as the pony wheel.

Then I found out that Mavromount makes 17-inch ponys and was going to do that... But they aren't making them right now... so I waited, and waited, and e-mailed and waited, and just got tired of waiting for them to start making them again.
 
Hey thanks for the tip :)

Yeah I've used all kinds of paint cleaners to try and get that better but haven't had any good result. I never thought of an SOS pad.

Did you use anything with the pad? Or just water?

This is the green pad with the sponge on the other side right?

i just used water, simple green may work good as well. an SOS pad is a wad of steel wool with some kind of soap in it, any local grocery store or even walmart has them. my mom uses them for pots and pans i think. you buy them in boxes of like 10 for probably $2

i don't mean to hyjack your thread, but you can see my before an after pics here, all i used was a can of black paint and some SOS pads.

before
EngineBaydirty.webp


After
engineclean.webp
 

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