Tips On Replacing Floor Pan on '67 Mustang - Part 1

[@jamesjohnson4093]

You my friend are truly a professional. It's so nice to see that there are still a handfull of highly skilled restoration craftsmen that have such a deep passion for what they do! You treat every car like it is your own. Props to you Rick.

[@OldTimeGarage]

I always think of them as mine or i may loose my mind lol

[@jack002tuber]

Man, you take all this in stride. Here's a floor that was repaired wrong, we're gonna fix it with this funny panel that doesn't fit. I'd be screaming by now.

[@OldTimeGarage]

No this is the right panel going in it was the wrong one in there

[@jack002tuber]

@@OldTimeGarage You used to rage out. Where did those videos go? ;-)

[@davebrittain9216]

First time watching your videos and found it interesting having two 68 mustangs myself. I have a tip for you that will help you with this kind of work and make it easier. Take a look at how Fitzee does his "cut and butt" method of butt welding. It is the best way I have ever seen anyone do butt welding. Makes it look ridiculously easy. Oh his channel is Fitzee Fabrication and I guarantee you will be impressed.

[@OldTimeGarage]

i WILL CHECK IT OUT

[@mikl911]

Judging by the other comments most of us have encountered some pretty bad repair jobs, It is nice to see it being done right even if it is "just a driver" . Most would just lap it over tack it in seam seal or tar the hell out of it like it was don before and call it a day. Don't be afraid to share your knowledge we all appreciate it, at least I do LOL.

[@OldTimeGarage]

Ok

[@franksgarage8551]

The finer points of panel repair. Will be nice when its done. Saw one a few years back”Restored” Looked like they took the floor out with an axe. The one i had in shop for rack and pinion in june, was worse than what you have here, you would never know it started off as a basket case. That one was done really well. Keep it up man, i like learning and watching quality work!

[@OldTimeGarage]

I will and thank you

[@vernonslone8627]

It sure is nice to have these repo panels now...

[@OldTimeGarage]

It is at times but they never fit right

[@mikepantel6945]

And the hits just keep on coming.

[@OldTimeGarage]

lol

[@robertrhodes9123]

OTG makin it right !!👍👍🍺🍺

[@OldTimeGarage]

Cheers

[@gilbertsanchez9953]

Hey buddy where did you get the patches on under the seat where your welding helmet is because i can't find anything for my 68

[@OldTimeGarage]

Owner had them i believe from hot rods and classics

[@rafatrill]

I love fabrication videos honesty wish u made longer videos of this kind of work

[@OldTimeGarage]

I can try

[@gregworkshop5713]

hi very nice work well dun

[@OldTimeGarage]

Thanks

[@jaycicarll5045]

Hi, I’m looking to restore my 70, have a lot of knowledge in mechanics but not in body. You can just buy new floor plans like that?? Thanks. Love the vid.

[@OldTimeGarage]

Yes you can

[@genefoster7238]

I've been away for a while, but now i'me beck. I still love the videos

[@OldTimeGarage]

Great

[@danielrunge7294]

Are you guys using por 15 over there for rust treatment? Awesome videos

[@OldTimeGarage]

It is one of them we use we also use rust mort

[@danielrunge7294]

@@OldTimeGarage okay cool thanks