My Forgotten JUNKYARD Drag Car has Endless Problems...

Watch as we take you through the process of fixing the floors in this Junkyard Score forgotten drag car 1972 Ford Maverick Grabber without using proper replacement panels. Join us as we tackle the challenges of rust and structural integrity while improvising with parts from a late 1960s Mustang. It's a DIY adventure that will leave you amazed at the final results. Don't forget to subscribe for more exciting car restoration projects!

[@trentdawg2832]

I have to do the same thing to my sons ‘67 mustang in the near future when it becomes time to repaint it…..right now were building a late 90’s explorer roller cam 302 to replace the tired c code 289 that is original to the car and getting very sleepy, although we did add a aces efi killshot unit on it and it woke that tired 289 right up

[@TiNTBrosGarage]

Sounds like fun!

[@kyletintelnot8986]

Wow those were some rusty floors

[@TiNTBrosGarage]

Yeah, snow and salt are no joke

[@savlatismatov1921]

Why are you sitting on a seat outside the car?

[@TiNTBrosGarage]

Because the seat was homeless :(