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Great work. Love your videos. Got a question or maybe just your opinion. What's your thoughts on using the original fuel fill opening on the cab ?

Roughly how many hours did u put into welding on this video?

If you want people to take you seriously, film without the kid.

The build series was really cool, you got yourself a pretty awesome truck😁😁

Truck looks good , i just shortened my 55 chevy truck frame and bed, 9 1/4 in the front and 2 1/4 in the rear amazing the difference that little 2 1/4 in the rear made, as far as the overall look, awesome you have lights😁😁

Another good video, the truck is getting close to driving😁😁

Another really good video, i subscribed😁😁

Very nice, i have been watching the Crown Vic to Ford Truck build, you are doing a really great job, and nice to see your Son and Dad helping out, looks like you live in Utah, my Son lives in South Jordan, and we live in Washington State😁😁

Wouldn’t this overload the resister? They are designed for 36v this has me interested to see because I really want to upgrade but don’t want to go buy the navitas conversion kit. Trying to go a cheaper route to go faster

The BMS and cells used are going to dictate whether or not this thing works well. The 200A (continuous?) BMS is a good sign but you should really crack that case open and see whats inside. Most cells have a QR code you can scan with a code with an app online to tell you what they are. Some 100Ah cells can support 2C continuous....not many can do 3C continuous and very few can do 5C. The hot shit on the market right now is the 74Ah LEV60F cells since they can support 400A easily and possibly 600A if you match up a good set of low IR cells.

How? Lol Looks cool af

That’s awesome

At what grit should you stop sanding if you dont want it glossy? Like a more natural look

Don’t sweat it, you make the content when you can. It’s a blessing to have a lot of work waiting. Everything you’ve previously recorded helps and inspires others and you should be proud of that. Also, it won’t be long before your son will be helping you out.

Nice to see you two working on a project together, nice to see a kid eating a golf cart too, likely healthy than what most people are feeding their kids these days! I've been on the hunt for a cart to do this with, you can jump up from a 36V to a 48V without any issues?

Glad to see you are doing well my friend, its always good to be busy.

Great swap, I snagged a 1 owner 64,000 vic, for my 64 short bed. Posting to my channel.

Can you tell me your centerline of wheel to your front fender towards the front bumper.

Do you have an update? I just started tonight on tear down for the conversion from 36v lead to 48v lithium.

Did you mount the charger onboard? Im looking at this setup for a DS. Just wondering if the charger works properly as an onboard. The manufacturer has little info on if it is weatherproof and if it is designed to be permanently connected to the battery, even during use.

Sorry that you have to deal with the negative comments about your kid. He is just being a kid! Love your vids keep it up!🎉

I really like these conversions. I'm guessing it's a dream to drive.

Good men exitos the clásicos🛻🛻🛻🇪🇨

Starting a 71 swap your video gave me some inspiration. Thank you

Kid is very poorly behaved. Distracts from the video. Parent him brother, boundaries are a good thing.

What gauges did you use and how did you install the gauge cluster.

Great videos, do you have a part 2 to this dash series?

Great videos, great idea how to do the dash.

Those are mustang seat risers, which are taller than the Cougar's

Why didn't you use the factory lead seam between the sail panel and the roof?

If you put three 1/2” washers in the front bolt (you'll need a longer bolt)of the upper control arm you wouldn't have to trim the wheel opening. That also improves the caster. I run 245x45x17 on the front of my 67 Cougar with no rubbing. 275x40x17 on the rear.

How inspiring this is so cool...I need a daily like this

It was of great help ... Awesome video

I have my 66 and this project looks awesome great job

I would give this video 10 thumbs up if I could.

This is awesome!

Damm this the best video on how to do the swap I’ve seen keep it up bro 🔥🔥🔥🔥

Hey, great video man! Thanks! My club car is a little newer so I don't have the springs and all, but I was wondering how you handled reducing 48v down to 12v for lights and such? I'm getting ready to instal mine this weekend.

Just fyi try not to run that thing on too long of an extension cord. The voltage drop will fry your machine quickly. They are good little machines though.👍🏼

Where are you located? Nice work!

Nice upgrade. I would love to see an update sometime down the road. I don't like the idea of kids around when working with voltages over 50v.

For must have been planning ahead when they developed the F-Series and the Crown Vic. Or, it was just an accident like the guy and the girl who ran into each other to make Reece's Peanut Butter Cups in the commercial.

Hi. Pretty dam cool!

Is it dry to or sticky after it dries? Is gonna be a dust magnet? It’s dusty around here and gravel roads.

Quick question, I'm going to be doing the floor of my John Deere backhoe. I was thinking of actually putting it in a spray bottle and laying it down with that and then go over it with the paintbrush or an acid brush. Do you think that's recommendable regarding the spray bottle. Thanks again great content

🖐🏽Nice nice Yes yes!

I know this is a year old but dont do it the crown vic is perfect like that if anything change what we cant see not what we can

Really awesome thanks and keep going it!

how do i enter to win the truck

how much wait was you towing, how well did it pull being a crown vic