it has been a long time coming but work resumes on the 1965 ford econoline pickup that has been a backdrop in my shop, lets make some handmade repair panels from scratch then weld them in.
it has been a long time coming but work resumes on the 1965 ford econoline pickup that has been a backdrop in my shop, lets make some handmade repair panels from scratch then weld them in.
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Brilliant work, can't wait to see it do a drive, heads will definitely turn
Finally ! So many car projects that need to come back to the channel ! Fleet update video please !!
Excellent work Mr Mustie. Always good to watch you fabbing panels up, gives us other DIYers some inspiration
i am 77 years old i en joye al of your work that i can see of you so thanks i am cold twofeathers have fun
1:31:38 I'd like to see your leading skills on that section rather than bondo
i know i will miss that truck as the backdrop
Awesome. Glad to see you're back on it. All the welding and metal work takes me back to the Crusty days!
Back then Ford offered a 232 cu. in. It looks like what you have here.
Thanks for all the hard work nice too see the truck back up in working on.
Can you buy aftermarket panels for this truck?
i thought that truck was just a poster in the back ground…
I think it’s a awesome job
Ever thought of relief drain holes in the metal? It could help. But then again. I don't know. I'm not a car guy.
Nice bit off of fabrication . Your commentary is so down to earth it’s refreshing and relaxing. Just great viewing. Thank 0:15 you so much.
Happy to see this back
Excellent work, very impressive.
I have a nice hole punch similar to that one. Mine was old when I got it. It has multiple sizes and an accessory that lets it lock down on a block of wood or be hand held. I think it may have belonged to my Great Uncle, Ted.
Every time you roll this project out you really move the needle. I think if it gets you attention another time or two it'll be back on the road and looking sharp for sure. 🙂
It took forever but Mustie finally got us back on one of our favorite projects.
Can't wait for the next episode.
I love 2 hour episodes when he posts them.
Drives my Bebita Wife Maria nuts.
She thinks I'm loony tunes but what does she know.
Took forever but Darren finally got back on the Econoline truck.
I'm jealous because way back in the 70's and 80's I'd see them and want one but one never came my way.
The same thing with Crustie.
The last Chief I served under at Coast Guard Airstation Miami had a Crustie with a hoist on the back to load crap.