Things are not that easy with my '69 Ford Mustang..

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[@woman.driven]

If you’re enjoying the content, don’t forget to *hit the like button* on my video ❤. Just a bit more and the interior will be fully empty. Suspension or engine tear down is next :).. or perhaps the '68 Camaro as it needs some attention lol

[@jasonhawkins4528]

You're doing well, you're better cutting out the rust and welding in plates or floor panels otherwise the rust can come back, this is what my dad and I did with his mk1 Ford Capri in UK.

[@genelegate1308]

One of my most fondest memories in life was a full frame-off restoration of an old Chevelle with my kids. Lots of ziplock bags, coffee cans and small boxes kept everything in order. It may seem tedious and time consuming sorting and labeling at first but in the long run you’ll save a lot of time and frustration on your restoration. Good luck!

[@doneast6900]

Get you sone small ziplock bags and a Sharpe and put your screws and bolts and Wright on the bag where they go makes it so much easier

[@woman.driven]

I'll make sure I do that instead of keeping bolts together with parts lol

[@danielfoster2339]

Nice work Doris!! You should zip lock bag & tag all of the nuts and bolts, it makes reassembly hassle free!

[@ryanmuir6338]

I see your car has the park brake reminder light, that means it's optioned with the visibility group which also includes a lighted ignition switch, glove box light inside and map light underneath, ash tray light, trunk lid light and LH remote mirror. You should get body color sport mirrors like Mach 1's had, they look much better than the blocky chrome mirrors

[@ericbrown-ti5kb]

Have to admit..your doing a fantastic job with the tear down of your Mustang..as someone commented before..ziplock bags and label your screws will be helpful to you when it's time to putting the vehicle back together..as for the rust repair..you or someone cut out a small section that is need of patch panel/s..the rest of the rusty area you can use Phor 15 in those areas..brush on right over the rust to stop it from spreading..and paint over the whole floors afterwards..best method for the sticky area..I would use a heat gun and scrapper..again good job and nice content..love you videos..take care and God bless.

[@woman.driven]

Trying the best but it's all a learning process. The bags I will do as that is a good way to keep track. The cutting I can do, but not welding. So I will look for a mobile welder that can assist with that. Once that is done I can remove all that stick crappy stuff from the floors and paint :). Thanks for the tips and for watching my videos.

[@ericbrown-ti5kb]

@@woman.driven Your welcome..older cars are fun and way easier to work on..not like the modern vehicles but once it's all done..you will appreciate the hard work you put into it..but again I enjoy watching you work.

[@bartmormino907]

Girl you work so hard and not afraid to do anything, keep up the good work.

[@ChandraSekhar-zv7vj]

Hi ! Your video is teaching something about problems with cars 🙏 thanks ❤ have a wonderful day ❤❤

[@georgebradshaw4152]

Wire wheel on a grinder will remove all of the debris but be careful they're ballistic and for tighter areas a die grinder w a wire wheel or brush in tighter areas that'll help alot without using a crazy amount of nauseous chemicals. Always wear sleeves and proper safety equipment. But I do alot of Metal repair work you'll end up using rust neutralizers but try to keep the chemicals to a minimum cause of long term effects. Good luck ,be careful and have fun .

[@woman.driven]

Okay.. seems like I am in for a long one then lol. Knowing me I would like to do this on the entire car in and out lol. Unless there is a faster way for the bottom of the car lol

[@georgebradshaw4152]

Be careful with a wire wheel on the body it may warp the sheet metal and you'll make much more work for yourself. 2:39

[@craigdixon4113]

Try NPD Parts they make Almost everything you need, especially for 1965-1973 the catalogues are online too. Including the Floorpans!

[@woman.driven]

Thank you! I'll check them out

[@paulhudgins5120]

Yeah ziplock bags work good, label what section on the bags will help. The bad rusted out section should be cut out, what they call patch panel welded in, seen plenty on videos on it but never done it myself. Good luck your on the right path in what your doing.

[@norm5785]

Thank you for sharing your awesome refurbishment of this great vehicle. Everyone stay safe, warm, happy and healthy. From Henrico County Virginia

[@woman.driven]

Thanks for watching!

[@stephenmoxley3004]

Great video, Doris. It looks like you need to get a floor pan for the Mustang. Then, you can cut and section the rusted-out pieces in. Actually, it might just be easier to replace the entire floor pan. That would solve the problem of all the adhesives and other crap on the floor pan. You may also need a new dash pad. I'm certain they are available from Mustang suppliers. It's a huge job, to put this car back together, but I'm confident that you can handle it. Plus, it will make for numerous You Tube videos. Keep up the great work.

[@oAno-bx3pt]

I rebuilt a 67 Mustang, and that was a lot of work, but simple to an extent, i recommend using a smaller electric screw driver with extensions, a heavy-duty degreaser that you can get in any auto parts store for the engine bay and interior with a wire wheel and brushes

[@juangaona1520]

Real cheeky video of you centering the mustang.

[@woman.driven]

haha.. just a different style of videos

[@user-uj8os5bc5u]

Love all your videos. I'd look on KZbin and find people who do auto body work and do panel replacement that will show you how to replace the floors and other panels on the car

[@404notfound.....]

You're on the right track, u can definitely either cut the rust out & weld a piece or rivet a piece & spray a coating over it when ya done. Great job Doris!!!

[@woman.driven]

Okay cool.. I'll double check all over again and under to see if there is anything else. Now to find a mobile welder :)

[@PiperMac55]

Fun fun…I’d get a bunch of ziplock bags and put nuts and bolts and screws in there and mark them with a sharpy 😊 You can get floor pans for that car and everything else you may need…classic industry’s, Rock Auto etc…👍🏻

[@jimbeck4317]

I used a wire wheel on my floor pans to get the crap off. They make floorpan replacement panels fro this car . partial and whole. they work great.

[@jimbeck4317]

Also when you put it back together replace the dash bulbs with LED bulbs . you wont regret it.

[@DiustheZ]

If you're planning on removing the interior paint then you can use some brake cleaner to clean up all that gunk and grime. It will strip the paint eventually but if you're going to repaint it anyway then no problem. You might want to look into a magnetic tray as well for those bolts and screws. You will probably want to replace all the bolts/screws anyway they're probably rusty but keep them together and write down where they came from so you know what to replace where. Drawing yourself a mud map of the dash then labeling the area with what screw/bolt was used will help if you're doin this project over a longer time period because you'll forget what your notes are eventually "is mid left the middle of the left or the left of the middle?"

[@brianm6502]

Doris you said the Mustang has 301952. miles. If I am not mistaken the older cars only do 5 numbers and the last is the 10th of a mile. 30,195. 2 But we know it is not 30,000 so probably 130,000.❤

[@MarkGaskill]

Use the bag and tag method for all your screws and hardware And a course of lot of pictures

[@billtancordo8761]

Ziplock bags and a Sharpie to label and store those small parts and fasteners. Those rusted areas on the floor pan will be your biggest challenge. Keep up the good work. 👍

[@reloaded1880]

Great job. I believe that Rockauto sells replacement floors

[@aaronodom3440]

4:05❤❤❤

[@TheSouthrnfried69]

I love your content. You have an amazing personality. ❤❤

[@woman.driven]

Thank you so much!!

[@BenjySparky]

Doris, you rock! Keep up the good work. Peace

[@woman.driven]

Thank you for watching! :)

[@jerryfritz374]

Yes you ARE THE Warranty 😮😊

[@woman.driven]

haha.. I wish

[@sharabeelhumayon1584]

Always like Ur vdos and hats off to you

[@dereklacey1]

Moving right along.

[@PaulsToolReview]

Wire wheel on a drill or grinder. Get a bunch of the wire wheels as you are going to go through them pretty quickly with that much stripping. Make sure you have eye pro and long sleeves. You may even want some gloves as the brush will shoot out splinters at times. Good luck. It's going to be time consuming.

[@garrettfrancis1429]

Not sure if Ford has one, but I know GM has an assembly manual that shows how the vehicle went together. I got one for my 69 Camino. I highly recommend getting one for your mustang if there is one! 👍🏁

[@user-ju6du1kj8r]

Revitalizing the machine perfect Woman Driven 💤🤙🕶 ❤

[@Dalekennth1969]

Hello you can. Buy after market floor You get a complete new floor just wait till you ever thing out of in side of car pressure washer and some degreaser After it is cleaned you be able to see how much of floor is rust in it as I said you buy hole new floor or just part that are rusted out.

[@JimTimber]

Delightful !! ..and the car is cool

[@mabe8675]

You got some patience, D. I'd go get help for a second, too.

[@samigonzalez9320]

Digna de admiración me quito el sombrero ❤

[@Childplz2221]

Another great show

[@raultrujillo8380]

You can use M.E.K to soften the foam .

[@pedrocarlos6970]

muito fofa parabéns minha querida sucesso

[@krisrichards9395]

Dry ice blaster clean up the metal in the car after you get off the sticky stuff.

[@woman.driven]

I was actually looking into that

[@joemenchaca11]

You can use dry ice I heard that is good to take off stuff like that on the floor but you have to let it sit there for a while

[@JuanAulet-qd3er]

Love the shirt, I need one😂😂😂😂

[@walking9344]

you go kid youll get it 👍

[@qwertyqwerty-zi6dr]

I understand you, my 69" also sometimes doesn't work as I expect

[@juangaona1520]

This and the Camaro are gonna come out nice.

[@Elniniss]

I heard dry ice blasting works amazing for cleaning.

[@erniedefillo3709]

Bag and tag all your parts and nuts bolts and screws. For the floor, you can get patch panels or the whole floor good luck good job on the tear down. 👍💯😎🇵🇷

[@UncleBuddy1994]

4:06 and 4:53 🩵🩵

[@basshunter428]

You say "Cut a big enough piece as to where it's not rusted anymore". Yes however, the patching won't be easy if you do it correctly and visually correct. Do you have access to an english wheel? You can beat that valley in but the wheel would make it way smoother. Innuendos everywhere! 😂

[@lamarrhouse9152]

How do I get the short skirt version of the moving of the mustang

[@is3180]

Watch Out for the spiders...lol..Great content✌️

[@manuelcuellar8954]

Great job Doris be careful sweet young lady

[@johncope9906]

Your videos are always improving and amazing. You're a beautiful and talented young lady 😊

[@woman.driven]

Thank you for the kind words! 🥰🥰

[@nbpdriver0712]

I love this woman

[@user-fu2xd8ut5d]

Looking gorgeous as always.❤

[@albertnavas3790]

get it sis

[@iampraveen7161]

Hi shelby 😊😊

[@philbarone4603]

I’LL HELP!

[@chrisjones3888]

Good 👍 job Ms Doris love ❤️ you my friend 🙏

[@michaelgarnett1196]

Doris for the rust in the floor you can cut out the rusted area and scab in a new piece or get a new floor pan

[@woman.driven]

Cut out sounds like the best option. I checked everywhere on top and that is the only area in which rust ate through the sheet metal. I will remove all the suspension bits soon and check the bottom. I don't think I need to replace the entire floor pan.

[@JohnDoesItAll]

You're ambitious!

[@woman.driven]

Sort of haha.. :)

[@LionsTigersBears]

Grinder and there is prep chemical you can get from the paint shop to clean the goop.

[@woman.driven]

I'll look into it. I feel the quicker I fix the floor, the faster I can put back the new interior :)

[@nickayivor8432]

Take care 👍

[@martinmg8947]

Such a beautiful and talented woman and so passionate about cars. The perfect life companion.

[@Jeff-xn1ew]

I’m sure it’s tough,, but my end watching you is enjoyable 😉

[@entertainmentforall6609]

Front Disc brakes? Nice! That'll save some headache. First thing I did when I was working on my 66.....a tetanus shot. Lol. Keep up the good work!

[@ryanmuir6338]

It would have been a good idea to remove the wheel before unbolting the column. Remove the 2 screws on the back of the pad, and then the nut holding the wheel on. You'll need a puller now, but my column was still bolted in so I just removed my wheel by hand

[@woman.driven]

That would have been for sure lol. Still needed to lower it, but that dumb wheel was still in my way lol. I'll be removing the steering column anyways. So there's that :)

[@svtsebb]

dry ice to remove the insulation

[@juve7]

Great.

[@yankepilot]

Tape your screw down to the plastic piece using 100 MPH tape, so you don’t loose them

[@ChrisErickson-iz5sf]

Drill out the spot welds

[@philyyakasmith4742]

They come prepped and ready for seats and carpet...maybe drill holes for bolts....

[@MarkGaskill]

CJ pony parts it's a great place to buyou are part along with some other Mustang companies As far as restoration Classic industries would be a great place to start as far as patch panels for the floor

[@woman.driven]

I checked them and others. So far they have a lot of what I need. I'll need to start buying stuff soon lol

[@jeffersontepas3286]

Doris is amazing❤

[@woman.driven]

You're the best! Thank you!

[@kerrywaldrop4546]

You can buy replacement floor pans

[@khouryhemphill7401]

I think u should work on the camry. That steering column weights 35 lbs

[@tigerganeral5109]

Terbaik Girlgirlgirl❤❤❤

[@alexmultiverso]

This mini tiny shorts cuando salen a cuadro me desconcentro y tengo que volver a ver esa parte, retroceder y retroceder hasta enfocarme bien en la restauración del buick....perdón que carro es?? 😂

[@jamesmann8557]

Can you get a fab shop to make a driver's piece to weld in that spot

[@bazookabent]

Heatgun will loosen the yummie gum at the bottom. use mask, can be toxic fumes

[@alfreddominguez2750]

You should hot tank the bare chassis to remove rust and glue. Mustangs are rust buckets, and you will probably find more holes to repair. But at least it won't keep rusting.

[@Wrathchild1977]

❤

[@brandon_m_graves]

You should definitely cut out that rust area and weld new metal there.

[@JohnnyJay-si3un]

Step by step just like falling in love

[@ellisbermudez6860]

I was too distracted to😂

[@victorsanmartin3396]

Hermosa

[@carmon5229]

🔥🔥🤘🤘

[@maximilianofalcon6975]

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[@joev513]

Do a SVT 98 Cobra I have one

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[@ronnieowenssr.1419]

O my

[@user-jz2ks5uc7m]

QUE LINDA ❤❤❤ Y le gusta hacer the same thing I have liked to do all my life, work on my cars, ❤❤❤❤❤

[@tilorch]

Dry Ice will get rid of every sticky stuff

[@woman.driven]

I've seen a few videos on that. I will try it lol

[@LeIrBaG1985]

😍😍😍😍 me enamoré, me encanta tu sonrisa ☺️

[@gregholmes3661]

Doris you should be cautious when removing that stuff. Like the other guy said, wire wheel would be great but wear eye protection and some type of respirator. Yeah I’m not a fan of you covering your pretty face but a fan of you staying healthy

[@maximilianofalcon6975]

Hola dorys

[@fra93ilgrande]

So beautiful 😻 🐴 🇺🇸 love ypu

[@2013hwcamaro]

Dry ice, lots of dry ice

[@cherry_colors]

Explain yea?

[@2013hwcamaro]

@@cherry_colors Explain dry ice? Dry ice is great at removing lots of dirt, grime, grease and glue. It freezes the substance and makes it easier to remove. It's hard to do the underbody of a car because you can't flip it on it's roof but there is a device called a dry ice blaster that can shoot at it but the machine's very expensive. The dry ice method works well with the interior though. Especially with that glue residue that was holding the carpet down.

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