Giving Back to a Veteran by Restoring His Mustang Coupe - Part 2

[@rangercwgbear6352]

Love this one I'm a ex master sergeant I served for 14 years daring desert storm great to see a brother being recognized

[@WDMtea]

Makes me so happy to see this. I gave up on my project car and junked it this year. I’ will never have time for it, it was a 65 Ford falcon, I bought it before I deployed in 04 to Iraq. I know this man appreciates what ya do for him. Thank you.

[@Greg_call]

Awesome Mustang. Those techs are amazing... skills off the chart. Looks great!

[@chrisabner7568]

I have a 65 mustang which is a dream car to some I suppose ... My dream car however is that 69 cutlass at 9:18. Thank you guys for YOUR service to that family. Great episode.

[@shinymud7]

Seven guys in a booth, sounds like it should be a movie :-)

[@WashburnD10]

Very big of all of them to close their business to come out and do this. They have a good heart.

[@brucesvt96]

I just moved to CO springs hopefully this car is still around. I know this is from 2011 so hopefully he still has the car

[@paultula911]

I love these build show

[@kattcasel9730]

Engine sounds great, but I live in Colorado as well and that carb will need a tweak when it gets here at 6,000ft.

[@MissionRestomod]

I got to meet Steve Mank. Sold him a 9” disc brake kit and some D0OE heads. Cool guy.

[@mikewhite4541]

RIP Mitch Henderson. We lost one of the best.

[@S197_Team]

I need help with my 68 mustang! A short back story of my build. My best friend took his own life when we were 19 years old, the summer after we graduated high school. He constantly talked about always wanting a late 60s mustang when we were growing up. (My best friends name was Austin Mathews Fitzpatrick he was born January 19th 1997 and died by suicide July 10th 2016.. Rest In Peace) I daily drive a mustang GT in his honor, but my true dream has always been to get a classic for him. He always said he wanted an all black late 60s “fastback” which I didn’t know what he meant by that at the time. So I recently purchased a car in pretty medium shape; it’s a 1968 coupe that needs some love but I’ve been wanting to restore it for my best friend and live the dream he never got to. I’m 25 years old and don’t make a huge amount of money, so I have been planning on doing a lot of the work myself but after seeing this series the process is now seeming like a very daunting, time consuming, and expensive undertaking! I don’t want to regret getting this car but my other good friends dad growing up has owned it since 99, we used to ride around in it as kids. He’s gotten too old and sick to deal with the car and offered me a deal I couldn’t refuse. It was the perfect start for my build as our two dreams intersected, and it’s been sitting in his yard rusting. Every time I’ve been over there we wrench on it or I tried to cover it with a tarp at least last time I was there as a teen and it stayed that way for a few years. I really want to restore it but I may have to sell it due to cost… I guess we’ll see where God takes my project. Fantastic video guys, well done. If you want to contact me my info is Phone: [phone] Email: [e-mail] Instagram: @s197_team I’m looking for parts, advice, and help with a 1968 mustang restoration in the Washington DC area! (Posted January 11th 2022)

[@vestel777]

Hey the guy who worked on The Knight Rider K.I.T.T. Car’s I would like to ask Him a question. Steve Mank the question is - Which version of the 80’s Pontiac Trans Am is the best to use to build a K.I.T.T. Car? I was told the 82 was junk but the 85 version was built to last. Who’s right and who’s wrong???? Plus would it really cost $40,000 to build a 100% Accurate K.I.T.T.????

[@salvadorlozada9431]

Trabajadores de gas monky. Whao. Excelente

[@dirtracingfan8742]

Man seeing all those guys just breathing all that sanding dust in with no resperator triggers me. Gotta take care of your lungs guys!

[@arcuz7862]

Go and cry about it, soyboy. Oh wait, you already do.

[@dirtracingfan8742]

Arcuz far from a soy boy, just don’t like seeing guys kill themselves needlessly.

[@jjrrxx1981]

No need for lung cancer so soon .

[@francissobotka8725]

I bet the car has been repainted by now .

[@codybanks2987]

thats sad af about the step dad. u can tell the family wasnt expecting it. "good to see you, even if its on camera" "oh hey dad cant wait to come see ya" wonder if that actually happened

[@codybanks2987]

and the step dad looks like hes tearing up, he must actually miss them :(

[@도깨비이]

you guys must learn what the RESTORATION means. you are not doing restoration but just building a new car. oh sorry and yes, you restored the car body only lol. at least original engine was at running well and beautiful. why did you do that ?? where is that gorgeous original engine??

[@TheDrakenZ]

yessss :D part 2

[@MarkRenn]

I thought I was really going to like this car. I mean, it's hard to screw it up. But that green.... I call that Baby Shit Green. And then to two-tone it with black. I'm sorry. I really did want to like this car. But, you know.... It's not mine, so what I think doesn't mean shit.

[@blueduck9409]

I hope they dont ruin that mustang by chopping and dropping it then slapping big gay rims on it. Thats so over done and not original.

[@vishnuprakashan3081]

Pls give me one car