Well if you can afford to by a brake lathe your not flat broke

We will be here!

Did you make it doun to Newnan ga?

Hey Bill.

Hey that brake light looks really interesting. It looks like something you could actually have to put your back into. I'm glad you had fun with your friends family activities.

Awsome looking forward to seeing some videos.

Good to see ya

I would think it would have a VIN number ?

I was curious about what he paid for that car, did he mention it in the video I missed it?

And with a jumper wire!?! Classic! Love it! That's what I'm talking about! Blessings and respect!

Very sad to see so many bikes aging in the woods. I reckon it would take 6 months to remove and catalogue for parts. 50% would be good enough to fully restore while the rest can be recycled. I would love to be able to fund and be part of that project

Where is this and do they sell bike parts

The motorcycle boom has come+ gone a looong time ago it would appear. Heyday was in the 70's--- Many were killed riding them but many more grew older and wised up--"like me for one" Use to love them in the 70's, but your a target for tickets " too many "$ Now it's a different time with distracted drivers texting ( even on the freeways--- " noticed it now and then") Theze guys with these giant cycle junk yards chok full of old cycle's---- Feel a little sorry for um 😩.

Nice project & good vibes!

Someone really hated motorcycles, all these bikes are scrap metal, what a waste.😢

Hey flatbroke this is the person with the 76 sunbird I lost your phone number

Nice to see Ashley back working with you keep the videos coming Russell 🇬🇧

Ashley doing a great job on the Mustang.what amazing she got a job and house and in her twenty something amazing.most kid now a days went everything giving to them she out working to have things. Bill you did a great job raising your daughter.

Ashley! Great sense of humor and easy on the eyes.

Awesome very educational

Nice. Those QA1s should make a big difference and a brake upgrade is always a good idea, especially when it's your kid behind the wheel.

Good vidieo nice to see family working together!! Thanks guys!!

Excellent progress.

What did you do about the passenger side lower control arm mount?

The Mustang is really coming together nicely, good work guys!

Glad to see Father& Daughter working together to fix up a old classic. We need more of that in this world!!!

Wow @hammersgarage! Coooool!

Just got back from the workshop and this popped up (well it's a day later here in Austria, but). Nice to see some progress and even nicer are the bits you got from QA1. I've been through a similar route on my 64 Comet although I stayed with the (uprated) springs and roller bearing spring perches which I got from Melvin's Classic Ford Parts (they're in Conyers GA, family business with great service if you need stuff). Shocks (black Bilsteins) I got from Mike Maier Racing and then fitted a 1-1/4" thick sway bar (also from Melvin). What I also did was the Shelby drop (Google it) and at the rear I got a Panhard rod set-up and springs again from Mike Maier. Goes without saying I renewed all the balljoints and track arms. Massive change, my car does not go round corners like a drunken Buffalo anymore!

The braising of the car versus wire welding is a fantastic point. I like how you point out the prior damage. Put on I like above all else we get to see your father daughter team working to restore this car. Family is so important. You two are having a great family time. 👍

Well it didn't hurt my feelings matter of fact I thought it was extremely funny and well she is getting that car look better and should be reliable and that's good and now I got a look at your blue car you been building and it looks good that color and them dark looking windows not sure if you tinted them or not but WOW

shined up nicely

Awesome job I 2 slowly but surely you 2 r getting there hell yeah

l Love the project I was an inside warehouse fork lift operator and outside used a 15 ton capacity Forklift for 31 years. My daughter works in a warehouse now as well. Great to see a Father and daughter working on a project.

If you haven't already done your sound deadening......I suggest you use Frost King, furnace duct wrap from Lowes. It does the same job as Dynomat, but half the cost. If you do the roof, or inside the doors, I suggest using some spray adhesive just for a little insurance that will hold for a longer time. But if your just doing the floor, get about 3 rolls. ($25 a roll). That will do your entire floor. I used aluminum tape on all my seams, but that isn't necessary.

Those shock towers at the frame rail are still good because someone dug out all the factory seam sealer sometime in the past that traps all the salt and water under it. The seam sealer I dug out of mine was to the top of the frame lip.

I’m amazed at the transformation so far and how good the car looks. Just goes to show you what you can do with a little elbow grease. Great job!

Awesome dad and daughter project! Building cars and memories! Looking forward to more of this project with you both.

Nice upgrade, Bill. Looking forward to seeing it on the road

What a great way to start my weekend, another great FBG video!

I love your daughter. She's so cute in every way.

Those QA1 shocks look like some nice gear.

I think your daughter is Awesome and I like her tough girl attitude 😊

Some awesome upgrades there!

Great to see you back Ashley working with Pop's. That will be a sweet ride when you guys are done.

coming along nicely

Looks like flux core welds. Gas will make your life so much easier. Love the car, and it's awesome that you're working on it with your daughter.

My welding makes your welding look beautiful. Don’t sweat it. If it hold the hood up, you got it made! The rest? That’s what they make “mud” for!

Sure was good to see you and Ashley working together on the Mustang. Lots of room in that car to work on. Hoping to see more.

Hi Ashley grate job on the stanng