1966 Mustang Restoration Pt. 34 Custom Sub Frame Connector (Pt 1)

Custom subframe connectors help strengthen the frame and avoid a sagging convertible...but they aren't cheap and there's no guarantee they fit the way you want. For $75 I custom made a pair I LOVE.

[@crazywickedcustoms7272]

I am doing a 67 coup , your videos qre really good, thank you

[@3rdstallgarage]

You are so welcome. Good luck with your project!

[@crazywickedcustoms7272]

@@3rdstallgarage thank you

[@68mustangrestoration34]

terrific work, Did not realize that they were recessed into the floor pans , what an excellent approach as it truly is a frame now as opposed to the connectors I used. Looking forward to PT2.

[@3rdstallgarage]

Thanks. I hope to finish it up this weekend. I’m hopeful it will turn out great.

[@chadsouthwick3745]

I’m about to start back into a 66 conv that I started back in high school almost 20 years ago. I moved away from home and life has not provided me the opportunity to resume work until now. I plan to use your restoration as a guide and motivation to get after it. Very excited for what is to come!

[@3rdstallgarage]

So glad I can help encourage you. I’d love to see pictures of your 66. Can you send some to [e-mail]? I wish you the best on your restoration.

[@joshmccombs5090]

Your doing a great job

[@3rdstallgarage]

Thanks! I appreciate the encouragement. I think doing this a second time would be much less challenging, but doing anything the first time is the real deal. Thanks for watching. I hope you enjoy and benefit from it!

[@Benny-dv7xm]

They actually did have better technology back then then we do now!🙃 😳🤔

[@3rdstallgarage]

Thanks for watching!

[@mustangeroo]

I think the reinforcement pans will triangulate the connectors to the inner rocker nicely.

[@3rdstallgarage]

I thought so too. Thanks for the encouragement.