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This blog is about my 1968 Mustang fastback that was bought as a project car. The car has serious rust problems which are so severe that it was not road worthy. My goal is to repair the rust and add some modern performance touches along the way.
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Dissasembly
I have spent the last 6 months or so taking the car apart and preparing my workshop (aka garage) for this project. Most of the parts are bad or rusted so I didn't bother to catalog much of anything. I pretty much just kept tearing things apart until I had a big pile of rusty stuff. This approach is likely to cause some headaches down the road but its done now so no point to cry about it. Here are some pics of what it looks like now.
A good shot of whats left of the floor. The whole thing is rusted beyond repair and I have a full floor ready to be installed. The problem is common on early Mustangs and it's caused by leaking cowl vents which will also need to be replaced. It's a labor intensive job so most cars have not had it done.
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