BARN FRESH Mouse Infested Interior Detail! First clean in 24+ Years 

It definitely continues to surprise us! Very true, most of our cars have rusted out floor pans 😅 You’re right about that, they’re hard to find and getting expensive. A 4 door is a great jump in the classic car world within reason! Thanks so much!

@@BudgetBuildz I'm not doubting your toughness...but dude wear a respirator And please tell me you bleached and pressure washed that floor to get that rat pee out the paint pours

i would much rather a 4dr than a 2dr!

My dad used to own one just like it. Same year and of course same motor. Plus it was black too I'm not sure about the interior. You guys have not only brought this beautiful back to life. But in a crazy way it's like I came back to life with my dad again. I was very young back then. As a matter of fact I'm the youngest on both sides of my siblings. Back then gasoline was like .27 cents a gallon. Unfortunately I lost my dad when I was only 13 yrs old. But let me tell you I spent a lot of time on this car. I still remember that everytime my dad would get his keys. I would already be sitting in the car waiting to see where we were gonna go. Thanks guys for giving me those wonderful memories again. I suppose you wouldn't want to sell it. Please let me know if we can work something out. 😁👍

@@manuelsolorzano9953 it’s good to relive old memories, especially about your Dad. I’m sure they were all good memories. Hope you can work out a deal to purchase this car. 👍🦅🇺🇸⚓️

Me either, why waste all that time restoring something that the whole family can't fit in comfortably? Yeah, 2 doors are cool but so are 4 doors. And wagons!

Six years ago, COVID was a bitch. I nearly lost everything. Lost my apartment, barely had a job, BUT held steadfastly to my 68 Galaxie--a 4 door. Being a 4-door, 390-powered land yacht, I lived in that thing for 2 months.

I’m glad you like it! It’s definitely and honest old ride. We plan to 🙂🙂

​@@BudgetBuildz This may be way behind in time... but I would suggest removing the starter, disassembling it, 100% cleaning it, lubing it, reassembly and reinstallation. Just food for thought. Best wishes! - Max Giganteum

Actually, they're heavily faded from what I can see. They should have a much brighter red appearance - compare and contrast against the carpet and you'll see what I mean. Even so, for being 60+ years old, one cannot expect too much and I'd be surprised if you could sit on those seats without the fabric or the vinyl failing quickly. Both materials tend to become brittle over the decades unless the car is extremely well cared for and the car is always parked out of the weather. In any case, your idea of making a loose cover for the torn area is an excellent idea. Best wishes! - Max Giganteum

Spot on ... back in the day it was tempered glass that they used, which could easily sustain and rubber mallet carefully used.

Thank you! 😊

I would never use a pressure washer on seats... but a bucket of hot, soapy disinfectant along with some elbow grease before rinsing and a vacuum with a shop vac can work wonders. Don't forget a reasonably quick dry in the Summer heat via a fan aimed into the back to thoroughly dry them out before applying appropriate dressings for the vinyl. Best wishes! - Max Giganteum

Absolutely! Great idea, we used similar in our F350 and it works well! We purchased this from Amazon and it’s done almost 2 cars and was only $60, which is relatively inexpensive compared to the name brand. It seems to work great though!