1970 Mustang Quarter Panel Replacement
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.พ. 2025
- This week I’m replacing the passenger quarter panel on Dustin’s 1970 Mustang Fastback.
With this new Qtr Panel, I’m also installing new inner and outer wheel tubs and on top of all of that the inner is a mini-tub.
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Really neat seeing the whole setup, the sheer amount of places you have to work on fitting is crazy.
It can be very daunting! I’m still waiting on door skins so we can move on to final fitment one the quarter panels.
Thanks for your video, dang lots of work, doesn't look fun, but enjoy you got the Experience... :)
I actually do enjoy figuring stuff like this out. Not so much the grinding hundreds of spot welds, but the overall time spent is a good day for me.
With as much of the original car that you've cut away....Wouldn't it have been more cost effective to just but a Dynacorn body! I understand the emotional attachment to the original but, there's very little of that left. The cost of time and labor spent just to get back to the main bofy will be ridiculously expensive!!! Its like your building piece by piece from scratch! This is not too inspiring to me to restore my '70 Mustang Fastback. I would be dead before I got to drive it!
The simple (and financial) answer is yes, buy a new body or better yet buy someone else’s stalled project or even (more better?) a completed project that is the right color for you and then just change enough to make it yours. The long answer is, we all have our emotional ties; be it cars, boats, houses, or a baseball glove, another of the same thing isn’t the same and we will spend way too much money and time to regain some of those lost / forgotten emotional experiences.
To paraphrase (?? Or just intentionally misquote) a line that I like; people don’t get into the car hobby for what they need, they do it for what they want.
And let’s face it, “wants” are driven by emotions.
He talk.......a lot
Well, I guess I do.🤣