unfrozen1969

I have been going to car shows for years here in Canada, and I have never seen a line of 69's like that. I will have to start travelling to Europe...Thanks for posting the photos.. Bill from Canada

Post lots of photos when ever you can, looks like a great project. Bill from Canada

This website is a great resource, I hope that you are able to have great progress on your project. Bill

Always nice to see another convertible join the group, welcome. Bill from Canada

The car looks great

I have heard that before putting the skins back on, get all of the window crank and door mechanisms in place, etc. Did you do that as well? Bill

Looks sharp, it will be nice to see with the finishing touches. Good job. Bill from Canada

question about the doors, Did you glue or weld them, and once you had taken the skins off, did you put the door back on the car and align tgh elines to know they were on straight? photos if you have em would be great. Bill from Ottawa

Your engine looks great, thanks for posting so many photos. Bill from Canada

Yes, I would say that your car really sits nice. I have been reading your thread, and admire your dedication after 13 years. I am in a constant struggle with my convertible, as I own the actual car, I do not have the money, time nor no-how to get the car to where I want it to be. I recognize that it is all a learning experience and that is part of the adventure of the build, but I got into this for my children to enjoy with me. Unfortunately that are growing faster than I can realize. I am thinking if just sitting on my car until I am ready, and if it takes 13 years, so be it. I am thinking of getting a newer ride in the mean time so that we as a familt have something to enjoy now. Bill from Ottawa

Yup...more pixs would be appreciated...the looks great, would like to see some overall long shots of the car. Next time I'm in Victoria, I'll want a ride.... Bill from Ottawa

Yup...more pixs would be appreciated...the looks great, would like to see some overall long shots of the car. Next time I'm in Victoria, I'll want a ride.... Bill from Ottawa

Looks great, and thanks for the photos. Bill

Is it easier to reskin the door with it one the car? Bill

It looks really nice, good job, I can't wait to see the whole car assembled. Bill

I have to agree, remember ther eis no quick fix, don't cut corners and do it right the first time, because it will be something that comes back an haunts you in the end, and cost triple the price than if you did it right the first time. Bill

We are knee deep in snow in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, so your photos came at a good time, hoping that Spring is not too far off. Bill from Ottawa

Ya know, you just don't see those colors of cars anymore. Thanks for the photos, I think that I will paint mine its original color fo meadowlark yellow when the time comes. Bill from Ottawa

Feel free to post pix of your meadowlark yellow stang, they are far and few between. Bill

With all best intentions, the WIKI was a good idea, but unfortunately, it takes a lot of effort to get it up and running and maintained. The reality is, that each persons project is unique, and appears to utilize this site for advice dependent upon what new challenge they have for that week. I think that is one of the attractions of the site, it is here and now with projects happening at the moment. Just me two Canadian cents, or 1.64 American.... Bill from Ottawa

Is that meadowlark yellow? My original car color is Meadowlark yellow, but I have been hesitant in going with that color. Bill from Ottawa

The black looks great, nice progress so far. Bill

Congrats, more pictures would be great. Bill from Canada

let me know how it works out, if you can wait until the Summer, I might have a part for you. Bill

Love the photos thanks Bill