Air Ride and Four Link on a 1959 Ford Galaxie. Part One 

This right here is exactly what I needed.........Please make a kit for us!!!!!! I'd purchase TODAY!

This is awesome! I just bought a 59 Custom Sedan Wagon and will be trying my first 4 link/air bags. Thanks for the step by step, you saved me a lot of thinking!

Speaking of Welder Series started by Paul Horton in Breslau Ontario. His son DW has now bought the business and Paul has retired. My 1930 model A roadster just happens to have the 3rd frame that Paul ever made and I am so happy to have it. I bought my 1941 Ford panel truck back in 1975. Paul opened in 1978 and I walked in and bought soft spring material from him. One of his first sales.

Outstanding Video I have a 1959 Ranchero that was my first I got back in high school. Now that I'm retired it time to get it done. You had mention that you may have created a complete kit for the air system.

this brings back memories, I had the same collar, mine was a four door hard top. thinks for the reminder!

Lee, youve got me thinkin about the Edsel. I'll have to make an appointment with you. Great job as usual

I had a 1959 in 1974 took the 3 on the tree put to the floor as we said back then sup her up a bit lol. ran great then one winter in 79 got T boned by a non driver in the snow. totaled frame and door. so I bought a 70 mustang fastback 390. still miss that 59

Thanks for sharing!

I have a 59 Edsel and this is just the kind of content I needed to see!

My dad bought a '59 Galaxie this color new when I was 8. I was upset at the time, he traded his '56 Victoria in on it. Still like the '56 better! I do have a '59 f100 panel I love.

Nice job so far. Enjoyed a fab job and look forward to more. Thanks

Love the music 🎶👌

Wow... bags & a 4 link on that old girl is not easy Lee. Very nice work! Happiest of trails. Doug (Port Alberni)

cool project Lee! i like that you`ll tackle any project in your shop. way to go!

I wish i could like this video 100 times! The galaxie is going to look so sick laid out! Just hope he keeps the dime whites and stock caps.

pretty late to this, but this is my dads car! i remember waiting every day for the new update videos. the merchandise is also really good! i hope to get my own 59 galaxie some day!

I love my '59 Ford so much. I will be copying this quick project on mine. Thank you so much for the relevant content and appreciation for these gorgeous cars.

nice work

Lee all I can say is WOW ! !

Wow that's awesome

i was made in 59 also, us old guys sit a lil crooked.LOL!!!

Awesome 👏🏽

Nice job

Oh WOW. I had a 59 Fairlane in high school in '64. Similar colors . Red and white. My part time job put me with a guy that had the Galaxie, red and white also. It was a mess so I took it and detailed it for him. An all day job.

Pretty car

Thinking that this 59 ford got my attention as its my second first choice..... saying that because the fairlane body instead of the galaxie body style was my first choice of these cars. I had I believe every rig they made in 59 including a sunliner or starliner, just don't quite remember names so well anymore. I remember having most of their salmon pink cars tho. My real love of fords was the 57 fairlane two door hardtop.

man that is so smart to build it b4 taking out the old suspension i never thought of that makes me want to try to bag my 51 merc great job!!!!

Lee, you really need a lift for the shop. Great content thanks.😊

Shut the front door!! I'm doing a 64 county squire asap. Amazing channel, thanks for the work and content!

Cool episode Yes folks send Lee your patterns even just a picture and he can cut you what you need on his plasma table for a very reasonable price. He’s made some hairpin braces for my T project. Could I have made them myself? Sure, if I spent the better part of a day since I would be using my crappy drill-press and an angle grinder. The time vs cost won out and I had Lee make them.

Johnald approved 👍

I have a 59 two door country squire wagon I’d love to do this on!

Hello, My bought a 1964 Ford Galaxy. New. He had a 390 Ci motor with a 3-speed on the tree. You get a 3-speed for the 1947 Ford.

Nice work. I used the Welder Series parallel 4 link in my '41 Int'l PU. It was a lot less work than what you're going through since I had the bed off.

I don't know about the front, but the back end looks to me like it will lay frame when you get it done. So cool

Beautiful car 👍 I like this content where you're making a video about doing the pays the bills shop work. Looks like it is going to turn out very nice, and the majority of the modifications could all be easily reversed if such a perfectly original car gets sold and the buyer wants it back to original.

Excellent video as usual Lee. One thing you didn't mention but i'm sure you will do, is adding an air line with a Schrader Valve, just in case you have a problem (mechanical or electrical) It could be mounted in the trunk or beside or behind the license plate in case of an emergency if the car has to be raised to be driven.

Great video! I have a quick question that is hardly related to this super cool project but any thoughts you have would be greatly appreciated. What brand magnets do you use to hold pieces in alignment? I have some of those triangular shaped magnets from amazon but they are too weak to keep things where you want them, and then some neodymium magnets that are crazy strong and will literally send you to the ER if you are not careful. Looks like you might have something in between. Thank you.

Love the build and can't wait for part 3 of this video. I was wondering / if you are able to share that model# is that four link I went on the welder series and found ws318500 but the photo doesn't look right. Is that it?

WHAT WAS THE RIDE HEIGHT IN FRONT OF THE 59 BEFORE YOU DID THE AIR BAGS?... THANKS! GREAT JOB!! NICE VIDEO!

Could you send me the name of the company that makes the bracket for the front shock I have a 59 Ford Ranchero with airbags but no shocks it makes for a bouncy ride

Time to buy a hydraulic lift?

I don't understand putting modern junk on these classic cars,,your missing the whole point of original components,,Those computer controlled suspension parts will be worn out in a year or two,,The original parts have lasted 60 years ,and are rebuildable ,unlike the cheap Chinese made airbags and computer,,just leave it as god intended ,,,,,,original .

Wow, 5 easy steps to ruin a beautiful classic automobile.

Keep those notes cause I'm going to need a kit for my 59 Fairlane when I can afford it