Looks great. I'm surprised you didn't wash the floor down to get rid of all that dust before sticking the sound deadener down so it would stick better.
1st time I’ve seen anyone bed the glass in this way. I can't believe both pieces of door glass Fully bedded into the horizontal rubber / metal U-cannel that easily. Seems to me “easy in” means “easy out”. Most folks I've seen install the rubber & U channel onto the glass on a bench using a rubber hammer w/ a fair amount of force. I've assembled it on the bench & even pinched the metal U-channel with pliers to make a tighter fit on the front glass & it still pulls out after installation. The urethane is the only trick in my opinion that would keep this glass from pulling back out. The 4- door sedan I’m working on does not belong to me but the glass is dragging too much & pulling out. I suspect the non- original rough-cut glass may be too big. I may try the urethane trick as well.
Knock the front of the seat base up with your knee, it should pop out of the pockets it locks into and then lift out. For the back cushion, two tabs fold around the seat frame on each wheel tub down low. Straighten the tabs and lift up on seat back
You are something else! The game plan for today! Nothing too crazy! A bit of a head scratcher! Get this cleaned up! Drag it all outside! Drag it all back in! Nothing over the top! You are very entertaining.
@@bornfreebuilds I’m restoring a 57 2 door as well and looking for a welder. I’ve been going back and forth on the Lincoln 140 & Lincoln 180. Any thoughts?
Man idk how i found ur channel but ive binged watch since you did the 57, and i gotta say hell of a fucking good job. Should be proud of it, and amazing everything you can do . Craftsmanship 💯👌
Outstanding job, sir. Great videos for someone on a limited budget. You should be proud of your work on this fabulous looking car. Kind of sad that the 57 project is over, but I'm sure you have something else up your sleeve. The F-150 maybe?
It,s great and I loved your attention to detail. I know you enjoyed a lot of the time you spent on the build now you have something you can enjoy driving.
I have a 57 as well that I have been restoring I have wanted it since I was 13 and now I’m 19 and we finally got the titles for it about a month ago so this series has really helped me and taught me a lot
Great job! How much did it end up costing you? I have the same car that hasn’t ran in 20 years. Trying to see if I should rebuild the stock engine or drop an ls motor in her. What do you think?
