Beginning the removal of the floor and frame rails on the Mustang part 10

In this video we will get the body fully braced and ready to come apart. I'll try to take it apart nicely but I don't know if my patience will last. One way or another, it is coming apart.
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[@johnatucker3]

Your drill bit salesman must love you! I like how you showed the weld breaks sped up; perfect like that.

[@vehcor]

I’ve had the same bits for years. 😂 except the 1/8 inch. I break those all the time.

[@BlooMule]

Don't chuck the front end in the pile yet, Ford stamped the vin on the driver side inner fenderwell, no vin tags on early moostangs.

[@futhermuckerson]

There's something oddly satisfying about watching you break the seam of the spot welds, please leave that part.

[@vehcor]

I agree!

[@matt_1969ChevyC1o]

@@vehcor Mechanic's ASMR for the win

[@marcosmaisterra4477]

Scott, one of the key points that sets your videos apart from others is that you don´t show the entire start to finish on threading and drilling and anything that takes a minute or two. I love the way that you show just enough of the drilling and threading to get the idea that is what is being done and then on to the next one. Of course, with 1.5k of the spot welds, don´t wear your editing out on it. Just go with the flow. Your videos have always been and continue to be excellent.

[@siemenstraffic]

Mr. Spotty has devoted much care, conscientious effort and good sense to assessing the role and performance of this build when the Afternoon Crew is MIA.

[@dhyde9207]

That nut welded into the end of that square tube is brilliant. Who thinks of stuff like that??? Awesome.

[@ShainAndrews]

Do any work on automotive and you see lots of captured nuts. They are great when they work. Nightmare when they don't.

[@vehcor]

A guy that doesn’t want to grind anymore welds out than he has too! 😂

[@weird1600]

I will watch what you post no matter how many spot welds

[@vehcor]

Thanks, lots of spot welds to watch then!

[@harleyguyinmilw]

really enjoy watching and learning from a Professional

[@vehcor]

Hey, who are you calling a professional? 😂 Thanks for the support!

[@timgraddy2418]

You are a spot weld removing wild man. I am the king of boring and this was not boring. Have a great Memorial Day Scott!!!

[@vehcor]

I’ve had some practice! 😂 Have a great weekend! *’Murica* 🇺🇸

[@markb.1259]

I vote to show a big sample of the drilling and popping the spot welds, but after a while, the sped up version is appreciated. If there's a particularly interesting or challenging one, slow it down to show that one, then speed it up again. I'm still scratching my head wondering how you're going to pull off jamming that big '15 inside the '65's skin!!! haha Love it!!!

[@vehcor]

I think that is the method I will go with. I’m still scratching my head as well! 😂

[@JoeManLARockinEmpire]

14:40 "Hammer it Flat so it looks nice when its going into the PILE"👍😂🤣😂🤣 Awesome video Scott. Stay safe and Healthy 👍👍👍

[@Robsav-yx6vi]

You Sir are not boring. Dare I say energetic with a voice That puts yah in a trance. Next thing yah here is NEXT time. Time has disappeared right before our eyes . Well done.

[@lancpudn]

You make that job look so easy but it's not, This is one of the best projects on the tube. Top job Sir.

[@vehcor]

The magic of editing. 😂 Thanks for the support!

[@robleopold7011]

First time I've seen someone remove a perfectly good ( unrusted ) floor from a Mustang :-)

[@doggieluv78]

I wish more people would do the same thing that you are doing. Some people do a hack job doing it not using a donor car when they have to. You sir are doing a great job keep up with the videos 👏👊

[@vehcor]

Thanks, there is moe than one way to build a car like this. I just picked the route that made the most sense to me. It seems a lot of other people think like I do. Thanks for the support.

[@georgevargas2858]

Those spot welds breaking was satisfying to watch.

[@slawkowegrzyn2115]

Mr. SPOTTY is tired now. Thumbs up and thanks for sharing this build. Mr. SPOTTY said that he had fun removing all these spot welds. Miller time!!! Yes he can go to the gym now he deserves a break now. Thanks

[@vehcor]

They still won’t let us into the gyms. Mr Spotty has lost so much weight he is paper thin! 😂

[@matt_1969ChevyC1o]

IR needs to sponsor you with a box full of air drills for this project! Way to go man, another great video. Cheers from Seattle

[@rusty2029]

Ever more interesting places to find free tools. And mr. Spotty is looking particularly helpful...👍

[@77patsfan64]

Me watching you drill spots welds is part of the build, but your commentary humor fun and puns are a big attraction for me rock on.

[@ianwalker4803]

Over so soon !! Love this style of vid

[@vehcor]

Thanks, that’s all the boring I thought viewers could handle. 😂

[@rbc5878]

I’m coming late, so not having to wait a week, just back to back! Very interesting project Scott.

[@jamesmichael3998]

All guys take things apart to see how its made but you take it to a whole other level cheers from Jacksonville Florida

[@endall6783]

I found myself saying oh sh*t at the end seeing all the weld holes. I've been trying to see in my head how it's going together and what it looks like. I just learned why my head been hurting so bad me trying to think I had better leave that to you so I'll just keep watching keep them vids coming SIR.

[@Rustrevisit]

Thank you for posting! I just inherited a 68 convertible and these videos are exactly what I need!

[@kickit59]

Scott the Mustang project is starting to come along! I am really looking forward to when you start putting the new stuff on the old Stang! That will be pretty cool!

[@vehcor]

Lots of trimming and test fitting to get to that point but once that is done, it should be clear sailing....... I hope.

[@allyboy8]

Big job ahead. Keep up the good work. 👍

[@vehcor]

Thanks, will do!

[@merrymanrc]

He he that was funny when you say I hope that nest have all state insurance 😊

[@vehcor]

They should have paid their rent! lol

[@graemelliott3942]

Keep showing us the spot weld drill out and separate technique. I enjoy it. Shows us pencil pushers how cars are really made!

[@BrucePierson]

You need a brake pipe spanner for the brake lines. I have imperial and metric sizes and it makes removing tight fittings a lot easier, whereas open-end spanners tend to butcher the nut. Having all your braces bolted on and not welded is an excellent idea. Not only are they able to be removed easily, it also preserves the body from unnecessary welding. The 66 is looking like Swiss cheese at the moment. It will be interesting to see what happens next. I know you put a whole lot of hours into what we see in a few minutes, but it always seems that the video is too short, as it's a really interesting project and I'm always looking forward to the next instalment. Stay safe and keep those videos coming. All the best from Australia.

[@vehcor]

I can also reuse these braces for the next one! 🤔 Thanks for the support!

[@gsettlemyre]

I like your video editing as it stands! Fast through the spot welds and slow and steady on the breaker bar....and you only mentioned the pile one time...

[@vehcor]

There will be lots to throw in the pile this week!

[@oldman936]

Great video once again! Anxiously waiting for the next video.

[@vehcor]

Thanks, new video will be out this afternoon.

[@larrygarcia72]

Breaking the seam welds done in real time is like watching paint dry. Thanks for speeding it up.

[@robertbisson9161]

Fast forward the weld drilling. Love your humour and knoledge. ( Sorry for the mispeling , i am old and french from Canada.) LOL !

[@docholiday1034]

Plasma cutter made my day...made me remember to go to supply house and get mote consumables.....last so much longer now i have a good air dyer on that air line.... thats a pretty damn solid rustang👍👍👍. To bad you wont be using much of it 😂😂😂😂

[@willf5768]

Your very fortunate you have a pretty clean car to work on. My old 68 convertible on the other hand probably should of went to the crusher becouse it had holes in places big enough to throw a cat through the old fellow that had it totally restored it before me owning it must have really liked that car for some reason it was a mess. But on the other hand I did uncover it from its winter slumber kicked it in the ass put the top down and took it for a little ride. Sleepy time up here in the great rot box state is eight months out of the year by the way. I still though get a kick out of to my surprise some little kid on the sidewalk when I drive by yelling out" look a Mustang!!" Great video Scott ! 😁👍👍 I never heard a little kid yell out look a Camaro or Corvette or Chevelle 🤔 Must be a Ford thing 😁

[@vehcor]

I did look for a while to find a body this clean. I don’t care about the mechanical or paint since I knew that was all going to be done anyway. It is perfect for my plans. Thanks for watching!

[@michaelhenn9886]

I agree with you about the old drill chucks. Other than searching for the chuck key all the time they were much easier to get tight. Loving the build cant wait to see how it turns out!

[@Louisfps]

Another 65 bites the dust😀 bring it on, you're getting closer, did you layoff the afternoon cree😀, 👍👍👍👍💯, can't wait to see the final

[@bradschuh4618]

@vehcor you’re like the Norm Abraham of car repair

[@jth1987leb]

I like the way you are showing the spot weld removal in this video. It maybe boring but it what it takes to do the project

[@vehcor]

Thanks, it gets tedious to edit though. 😂

[@russdoolittle5450]

really enjoy watching

[@vehcor]

Thanks for the support!

[@angelcarrion7624]

YOU ARE DOING GOOD MY BROTHER AND FORGET ABOUT WHAT OTHER PEOPLE THINK

[@CammyWammy1234]

I like the flow of showing some drilling and some breaking. Perfect flow imo. not too tedious or boring at all.

[@jimmckillip7975]

you don't have to cut nothing out enjoy watching everything you do to your car's

[@darinvee4980]

Good Lord! Get this man over 100,000 subscribers! It is beyond me why all the other channels are 250,000 plus and he's so far behind. Apparently, he needs to say "dude" more.

[@vehcor]

I need to promote my videos, quit my job and become a KZbinr like the other guys if I want to keep up...... I do not. I'm fine with my little channel. It is not my source of income so my builds are still real and possible without KZbin revenue. Thanks for the support. I never thought I would see the day when I would be this close to 100k.

[@madscientist5969]

Time Lapse works for me...on those spot weld bustin' sequence!

[@vehcor]

👍🏻

[@hommie789]

Scott, leave the drilling welds in just like you did it, if people find it boring they can skip through it, but seeing how your splitting it is awesome.

[@rb67mustang]

18:08, Well, at least you're using earplugs. My Dad was under a truck doing some welding, and a couple sparks went into his right ear and burned a hole in his eardrum. He needed a few operations and he only regained partial hearing in his right ear. After that, my Dad always wore a hard hat liner that protected his ears & head. My two brothers and I did the same whenever we were working under a vehicle. I almost always wore safety glasses because I was a Machinist, so a bit of protection is never a bad thing.

[@Toyorulesitall]

Excellent content as always Scott!!

[@vehcor]

Thanks!

[@paulyrauhihi7204]

Awesome watch bro love how you Explain what your doing bro at the start it was Boring but then Noticed everything you were explain was on point and appreciated it im trying to learn how to Weld and get a understanding and watching Programs like this on Facebook so thank you bro God bless

[@EReznok]

Thanks, I had to watch this twice. I needed a nap and I knew this would help, then I went back and actually watched it.

[@davej.6290]

14:37 😂 great video as usual 👍🏼

[@vehcor]

Thanks! 😁

[@stephengordon8968]

Alot of work for sure , can't wait till the next one !

[@vehcor]

Thanks for the support!

[@dannyspears514]

Actually enjoy the disassembly , gives us the first hand effort it takes to do a job like this . Great project.

[@hackfabrication139]

Woohoo! Friday! And a Holiday weekend to bout! Perfect way to kick it all off! Keep up the great work and videos!

[@vehcor]

Thanks for the support and have a great weekend!

[@nokoolaid]

I love the safety goggles.

[@vehcor]

Thanks!

[@danaschoen432]

This may be the best series you have done. I'm naming it "The FrankinFord Series"

[@CarswithNash]

Looking good! That’s a pretty clean car you’re starting with. Lots of extra structure under those drop tops compared to the hard tops.

[@vehcor]

I did spend a lot of time looking for a clean one. This one was perfect. All of its issues are stuff I was redoing anyway!

[@RBallarddesigns]

I’m picking up a 68 coupe this weekend. Won’t be able to start working on it for a bit but at least I can watch and plan

[@bobleeswoodshop7919]

Thanks for sharing your adventures !

[@Raydawg]

I believe how your doing these video's now is Ideal.

[@ManMountainMetals]

I just like watching you tear apart Fords...reassembly is optional at this point...😂

[@vehcor]

My work is done here then! I have two Ford paperweights. Probably the most reliable use they have. 😂

[@KenMrKLC]

@@vehcor Perfect!

[@louislouis4221]

Great video. Lots of details. Cool tools. The best part is you sharing your experience. I never thought you have to brace the body to maintain some form while you are taking it all apart. I do watch a lot of tutorial videos, your one of the most interesting ones. Thank you.

[@MrGjr-nb6yn]

That's going to be one badass mustang 🐎

[@rb67mustang]

The body stiffener brackets are good, but usually, an X brace is added to keep everything square as well. I did start at build #16, and I know you got the two cars mated together pretty good.

[@flyinmonkey21]

I enjoy this way. Explanations and all

[@Ram14250]

Thank you for the time-lapse spot welds! I would FF through them anyway. Glad you did it.

[@vehcor]

That was actually real time with LOTS of editing. 😂

[@jamesterrill1938]

Great work, great video...

[@vehcor]

Thank you very much!

[@45AMT]

Wow Scott. You're almost at 100k Subscribers! Congrats!

[@garthbutton699]

I'll have to remember that,THANKS for the reply🤔

[@waynegalvin4639]

You know what you are doing! Can’t wait to see the finished product!

[@Ian1964]

You've done a lot in a short time... This build is going to be unique for sure! Enjoying the journey 👍

[@frizzante1122]

Time lapse Scott! Great job! Great video as always! Your 100 k badge is on the way, you deserve it.

[@mickfreeburn9181]

Time laps for drilling the thousands of holes thanks have great weekend Scott 🇦🇺

[@a.bergantini4129]

Impressive so far! Lot of work!

[@tomguest3702]

Awesome video can't wait for the next one it's really cool how you show how you do things that is awesome

[@michaelpaulusii5218]

This car is gonna be awesome can’t wait to see it finished!! The weld drilling sped up is perfect and fun to watch I know you wouldn’t exactly say it’s fun lol that’s definitely time consuming. You are a master of your art and thank you for sharing I love boring build Fridays lol hope you and your family have a great Memorial Day weekend!!

[@fpgaming1336]

I love watching these videos

[@vehcor]

Thanks!

[@user-kf8qc7cx4n]

I’m okay with the amount of welds in this video. And, good job!👍

[@vehcor]

Thanks 👍

[@FlyEaglesFly19111]

Good stuff this week. Looked like fun.. great stress reliever for sure. Thanks for sharing. Try and have a good weekend Scott. Be safe

[@jameshodgins1937]

Can't wait to see you start putting it all together. Looking good.

[@keithjackson1180]

I am sure that you could also use you "frame rack" as a press if you wanted to.

[@vehcor]

It only uses the weight of the forks, it doesn’t use hydraulics to push down. But with a load on the forks, it would work!

[@terrallputnam7979]

excellent work as always.

[@rgs4x]

Time lapse for sure!

[@vehcor]

Ok, it’s easier on me!

[@kubandude]

Sped up time lapse is perfect!

[@bookmade5126]

If you take the weld breaker and stick your favorite tool to it ... you get a speed weld breaker!!! No more hammering the breaker

[@vehcor]

I have a bit for that, no need to make one. I'll explain why I don't use it in the next video.

[@lexteakmialoki5544]

Perfect format, keep it up. Can you please show specifically what the 5/8 drill you use for spot welds is like. What type of bit it is, maybe a closeup and specifics. Love your channel, sometimes us nubs need a little more info on exactly what the tools are.

[@keitht7546]

I love Ford Friday’s great video on lock down can’t wait for the next video ✌🏽

[@USAF-777]

Scott its perfect just the way your doing it, I learn a lot watching you do this builds keep it coming my friend, be safe and stay healthy

[@HotRod9967]

Awesome work Bro !

[@RODZILLA65]

Freaking(keeping it clean) Old Rebuilt Dodge Friday! You have taken the route I would have taken, vs. Splitting to classic. I'll keep watching from Texas, Scott, and maybe one day I can cruise on up to Illinoise, after the politicians are done screwing up the North.

[@fabricancustoms]

I like watching you drill out all of the spot welds, it helps me go to sleep. You should just save yourself some time and give us the unedited version 😂

[@robertdall9610]

Omg fastest 20 mins on you tube

[@vehcor]

Sorry, even I could not handle the hours of boring drilling! 😂

[@bigpjohnson]

@@vehcor Scott, you really should release a few hours long video of just drilling spot welds. There's a history youtube I subscribe to and he does 2-3 hour long Q&As, they're quite popular.

[@generobben7290]

Great work, Scott. Keep those videos going.

[@tomguest3702]

I remember the old days have to use the check I have an old Milwaukee from the 1940s or 50s the darn thing has so much torque it'll twist your arm off

[@muskokamike127]

I never got pneumatic drills, more so these days. So what we do is generate electricity, transfer that electricity through the grid, then convert that electricity into air pressure via the compressor, then haul out the air line, then convert that air pressure into rotational force. Or, use a cordless drill and drop the conversion of electricity into air pressure and just convert it to lower voltage electricity. The bonus? no honking big air line to trip over! I freaking hate cords and air lines...with every fibre of my being.......(more so since I took a header at a job site after tripping over one)

[@Jmoritz97]

The number of drilled welds! Yikes! That's patience.

[@theANGRIERone]

"Boring is my thing, but even I have my limits" lmao

[@Curtis_H]

Day made!

[@vehcor]

Thanks!

[@billt2520]

Another fine video.

[@vehcor]

Thanks again!

[@wilburnmartin9522]

Id buy myself several spot weld cutters and replacement heads and save a LOT of time

[@vehcor]

Ok

[@wilburnmartin9522]

It's a great little tool that's fairly cheap and it should cut your spot weld removal time in halve. I really enjoy your videos by the way