66 Mustang Fastback Project Car: The Perfect Buy

A project car might be the best medicine for what ails you, especially going into winter. I follow my brother in-laws 1966 Mustang Fastback project as it now runs and drives under it’s own power for the first time and get his thoughts on the process of restoring a car.

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[ManuaLiberty]

Coming from someone who up until now has had 2 active in progress “projects” so to speak I would absolutely do it every day if I had the funds and time. It’s very stressfully enjoyable

[JeffHendricks]

I totally agree with you... I just need a garage and about $30K to finish mine.

[LeadfootLou]

One has to know their limitation. Therefore no projects for me. Great video. I’m sure it would be very therapeutic. I’ll stick to jogging 😀 Keep up the great content. 👍

[paz]

Im working on getting rid of my last parts car. Then on to the project.

[James_Bee]

Instead of buying an AR-15 for my first rifle, I am building it. Stripped parts and all.

A whole different beast than a car, but I know where every spring, detent and pin is at, why it's there, etc.

Building stuff is fun.

[mikewilson]

I have a 66 fastback it is a 2+2 with pony interior wood grain steering wheel wood dash wood console it has the 200 six supposedly was made for the celibation of the millionth mustang. It was born 30 days after the million one. Should I restore it to original or build a clone.