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Sons first car.

phil k

New Member
I imported this 65 convertible for my son to build along side me at my workshop, he's 14 so too young to drive at this moment in time. It was bad, very bad and I'm pretty sure in the U.S it would be scrap, anyway here's a couple of before and after photographs and yes there was plenty of hours spent cutting out the rust and welding.

I hope you like it.

Phil

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I don't use this often, but O M G, that is spectacular !!!


Mark

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Very beautiful !!!
Have to show this to my son.
I have a 68 Coupe waiting for him.
A Trans Am coupe would be nice I guess.
 
Spoiled kid! I mean restoring a Mustang for child's first car. Phffft!!!!
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