Building A 1965 Mustang Fastback Shell New Quarters Part5

Quick video today of just loosely hanging the back end of this 65 mustang. Thanks for watching and hit the subscribe button and the notification bell to know when the next one is posted.

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[Machs]

This is by far one of... if not The Best and Most Informative videos you have done!👍 Thank You very MUCH! Can’t wait to see you adjust and fine tune the gaps and how you do it.

[shanekelly]

Man your are a metal magician. You make it look to easy, and you have one of the most cleanest shops i have ever seen.

[drifter]

As a lifetime bodyman myself I would love to do one especially since my high school car was a 67 Fastback

[blueovallife]

Thank you for sharing your incredible skills!!! There are plenty of different ways to do the work. I like yours. A lot. As long as you post, I will watch.

[Lightedbeam]

IN my opinion, it is always easier to build something new verse remodeling or upgrading something old. Great video of actual mustang work going on without wasting my time. Thanks, I appreciate that.

[kevinmcpherson]

Amazing talent and a true clean freak which makes everything so much nicer. Keep up the great work.

[MotorScotti]

From a viewers perspective it looks like putting Lego elements together. 😜 I know it's not quite as easy but it's great to see this shell come to life.

[martinm]

Nice to see at least one of these Mustang builds that is clean and precise!

[adamm]

Can’t even describe how helpful these videos are! I’m fumbling around I’m my garage lost at times... these help a ton!

[nickanderson]

Thanks for posting more details of fitment issues. Love your videos when you explain how to. You are sure skilled and good at what you do.

[genemounce]

I now own over 20 clamps because of this channel. lol

[nosnerd]

To say I’m impressed would be an understatement. New subber from Ottawa Ontario Canada and 40 year car guy

[truthpurveyor]

Reminds me a lot of building car parts and working on building the 1st generation M class Mercedes. Just like the body shop doing prototypes. Great work.

[calebryan]

Awesome work. Junker up for Chargers and you for stangs it's insane to see what you guys do but I love it

[moegizzard]

I wish i had your talent and patience to do this..
Would you also do just a regular mustang coupe, i have a '67 that is in need of a good restomod

[paulfreestone]

Totally amazing work. the amount you have spent on clamps would be impressive, so love these videos, thankyou

[Jeff-xnew]

Great videos. This is the best looking mustang body of them all. I had know idea you could even buy all these parts to build a brand new 65 mustang. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[scottfirman]

My father in law worked with the original Mustang design team. He was responcible for the rear end design. It went through several design changes before the 64 1/2 was approved. He was later picked to work on the Fiero and the Delorean. He told me many horror stories concerning the Fiero and was a nightmare it was. The Delorean would be the last car he helped design. He retired and opened a Sears Catalog store in Northern Mi.

[eugenetozzi]

You make it look easy the rear clip to get it ready for filler should take about six weeks not six minutes like people think they should understand how incredibly knowledgeable you are with these cars

[blackcat..]

All thee recommendations after b is for build is finally doing something you’ve been doing for some time now! Damn keep it up