1965 Fastback Mustang Project

[rusty428cj]

Removed the top layer of the door jamb and this is how it looked



Cut out the rust and started making a patch

[rusty428cj]

Brian made a patch for the top of the side cowl panel.

[Bryce]

You do very nice body work. That is something I dont think I could ever tackle.

[Bjkadron]

Progress is looking great! Keep up the great work!

[Kennedy]

Looks great Rusty.

Gents, Thanks for the positive comments. Rusty and Brian seem to take it a patch or panel at a time and work the problems.

Take Care,
Chris

[rusty428cj]

Brian made a few more patches for the right front door jamb.







Brian made patches for the cowl and than I used 3m panel adhesive to bond them

[rusty428cj]

Brian repaired the top of the firewall

[rusty428cj]

The heater holes were filled in.

[r.a.w.rods]

Looking good.

[csx4766]

Looking real good. Doing the same thing myself on my 67 mustang right now.

[rusty428cj]

Brian is starting on the left door jamb it has more rust than the right side






Repair one section at a time

[rusty428cj]

Progress on the left door jamb.

[rusty428cj]

The inner structure of the left door jamb is almost finished this afternoon Brian starting making the outer section.

[rusty428cj]

Brian taped the area he will be plug welding before applying epoxy



Fitting the inner cowl panel



Welding the inner cowl panel

[CruizinKev]

looks great! good work!!!!!

[rusty428cj]

Brian ground the welds and is now ready to install the top cowl panel



Top cowl panel after welds are ground

[austin552]

This makes me feel a little better about my rust '68 coupe.... :D

+1

[rusty428cj]

Brian made the last patch on the right windshield post

[rusty428cj]

Brian is starting to repair the top of the left windshield post





Making a pattern out of poster board first



Brush some SPI epoxy before the patches are welded



Starting to make patches

[rusty428cj]

Brian finished the top of the windshield post