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I do like the sound of the straight pipes. I just think it is a little too loud. I like my dads car, it has 18 inch glasspacks and it has kind of a quieter running sound, and the sound doesn't change too much. But it still barks and roars when you hit the gas. I would like my car to have that.

I live in Beaver! That is cool. My grandpa still has 2 1963 galaxies and 2 1964 galaxies sitting around.

Do you still want that video? Life hit hard, and things got busy, but I finally had a moment to do it. I can post it this week if you want.

I am not going the original color on the interior, I couldn't find it. And I am trying to go kind of cheap. I am a poor high school student and I don't really have the money or means to do everything perfectly. I know that it will work good with just a black paint though. I will insulate them, but not for a while. I am going to leave it bare metal, and just get it up to street worthy before I leave in a couple of months. I know some people won't like that it isnt original, but I am doing this car to how I want it, and I am not worried about having it exactly original.

@@carsairplanes2096 i know what you mean there's a lot of ways you can do it cheap and it will last..you can get paint from O'Reilly's that's decent at a pretty good price..you can get roof insulation from home depot it works very well for the floor..another thing there are people out there who would steal the car and part it out be careful where you park it..later dude..🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Glad you enjoy them. I plan on keeping it as long as I live, and then passing it onto one of my kids. That sounds like a big job to replace all of those. I am glad that my car isnt that bad.

All right, glad you like them. I am going to have a blast in this car for sure!

The whole car was originally that color. I know that I am not going to have it original, so I am just painting the interior to help with rust and smell. There is still a hint of rat smell in the car. I am just going to pain the interior black for now. Someone painted it green. It was originally maroon. I think someday I am going to paint my car blue, but that is expensive and that is one of my last worries on the restoration project. I know some people won't like that I am not keeping it original, but I am doing the car to how I want it, and not necessarily original.

@@carsairplanes2096 It's your car, so you should do it 100% the way you like it and never mind what others want to see. I used a low gloss black rust-oleum brush paint on the floorpans on my Galaxie, though I did spray the trunk with it's correct spatter paint. Spatter paint is pours, so a good paint job under it will make it last longer.

@@OldCarAlley I am gonna use a rust oleum low gloss spray paint. But the thing that is really gonna help with rust is the Epoxy Primer that I am going to use before the paint. I may want to paint the inside a different color later, but for now, I think the black will be just fine. It will just be easier if I do it when the dash is out.

@@carsairplanes2096 Yes, the dash out is the only way to go. Use a metal etching primer on any bare metal first. All the interior stuff will be covered with carpet, door panels and whatnot to hide it, so color docent really matter. Protecting it does..... that's why I just foam brush painted the floor pan in my Galaxie.

@@OldCarAlley I did some research and I will be painting over quite a bit of the old paint, and the etching primer doesn't do as well when it is on top of paint. I think I will just use the epoxy primer I have, and hopefully that works good.

The 65 here is exactly the same except for the convertible top. That is cool that you have 2 of them though! My grandpa accumulated over 10 total galaxies! So I know all about that.

Ya, it is really fun to do all this stuff. I really enjoy it.

Thanks, I hope so too! I want to paint mine blue someday, it may take me a while to get it to that point though, it is one of the last things on my list.

No. It was actually originally purple! If you look in the interior, that is the original color. Then they painted it green. It was a cheap paint job that got sunbaked and weathered. I am 90% sure that the red showing through on it is the primer they used for the second paint job. Awesome, I love the 65 LTD, but I may be a bit bias. I like the 64 because that is what a grew up with. My dad is the second owner, and he bought his in high school about 33 years ago! The 65's are pretty great though!

It has a little, but it really isnt bad at all! It is fairly rust free as you said, but it does have some dents and dings that I will have to fix someday. It has a strong, strait body though.

@@carsairplanes2096 It's getting close to being a 60 year old car, so some rust and dents are expected. Here in Michigan, the bottom third of the car would be gone, it it sat outside 30+ years. Car guys here drool all over cars as nice as yours! Even the 65 is super nice.

@@OldCarAlley I guess that the dry Utah air helps it not rust as bad too. We dont ever get that much precipitation so the cars dont rust here as bad just sitting. That all have very little rust, and they all are in great condition. I enjoy seeing this sort of stuff all over, and it is cool that I have it right in my yard!

Ya it is a 289. In my next video I will show the others, my dad also has a 64, and my older brother had a 65 that he is restoring.

Ya, I guess I will. I dont have really any recording equipment and zero editing skills, so we will see how it goes.