Getting the body of the 1965 Mustang to fit the 2015 S550 rolling chassis part 16 

I see you have jumped on the Mustang Resto Mod bandwagon!!!! I thought had a little more restoration originality than that. Vtuned, B is for build, Westin Champlin, now you!! You dont need to copy those people do you for your channel to be good????

Tuning in once again to the channel where the words can't and no are not part of the vernacular. You keep me on the edge of my seat.

I have never seen an early mustang taken apart so completely and a late model as well. You are writing the book on this. Accolades on your skills, knowledge, and chutzpah

I've never ever seen anyone drill out spot welds so fast. I'm seriously impressed. Great build.

I have waited three weeks for this Ford Friday and now knowing that its going to be a while before we see more progress actually makes me sad... As always great job and keep it up! Good to see the body finally in place. Will stick with this build no matter how long it takes!

True sign of a professional, making it look easy . An amateur does it till they get it right . A professional does it till he can't get it wrong .

I like seeing how different shops do similar swaps, Good job!

Hope it’s not too long a break. You make a great video. Really enjoy this build and all your content. 👍👍

Ford Friday is pretty cool. I am enjoying the Mustang build. It is very cool to see this come together.

I like your videos before I even watch them and this dad totally appreciated the joke lol thank you for sharing I look forward to the boring build and Ford Fridays every week. Hope you have a great weekend!!

I like the way you do the right way to do things. I think this project is a lesson for all the others out there doing this type of project that are doing it what we would call hacked up. Yes hacking still works and there's a lot of welding involved instead of drilling but I just think it's nice to see the way it should be done. Thanks for great entertainment and knowledge.

What a great accomplishment to end on for taking a break from the project. I know I say it every time but your craftsmanship amazes me and this project is proof of it. Excited to see next video on this project but always excited to see the weekly video on any project you work on. Thank you for posting your videos for us to enjoy, you’re doing a fantastic job!

I have been watching ALL of your videos... at least I think I have got em all... and I LOVE them. Found you with this mustang build as I have been a mustang fan for as long as I can remember.... and THIS is the build that I am most interested in. I'm enjoying your current videos but I'm really hoping you will have the opportunity to get back to this one.

Confidence is everything , not many can works around razor edge sheet metal bear handed without getting stitched up at some point 🤕👏👏👏

The LAST pic shown in this video looks mean; wheels & tires sticking out and YOU did it all. I really love how the two cars bonded together so well as you (already) knew they would and we hoped with confidence! I always feel like we are the fifth wheel holding up progress. You would be able to get much further without explaining yourself along the way. (NO I can't apologize because I love it all too much)! I think it very impressive that you are actually joining both cars rather than be a 'framer' and hang the new sheetrock on the old walls (if you follow what I'm trying to say)! Anyway, Scott, thanks much for yet another new one and look forward to next week for WHATEVER project you choose to work on. Stay safe! Sonny (CT)

Thx for the vid. I always wanted a vehicle that old school body with modern interior/drivetrain . I will keep watching .

Ford Friday's are the best!

Another great Friday video thanks

Oh man... that 60's body with some big fat fenders on it is going to look siiiiiiiick...

It’s been a while since you have been on this build I have and have many others been waiting for a new episode. Many before you have failed this marriage between old and new. But I thought Vechor will do this build and show everyone how it’s done. Let’s hope sometime soon you can get back on this build and show us an awesome completed old v’s new build. Looking forward to this everyday please build this car.

I had a 67 years ago... freakin rust bucket. We do , however, live in western NY so... winter salt kills... lol. Great job on all of your builds!!

18:22, maybe instead of side skirts you could have side pipes to hide the area of the exposed 2015 floor. I watched the whole series of the build and I can't wait to see all your future episodes of building this awesome Mustang Restomod.

Hello Vehcor, Friday night's mean only one thing? Spot welds, Blimey you must be sick of the sight of those thing's & Nutz!!!! That Ford just keeps on giving 😁 Great job as always Sir.

Glad to see I'm not the only talented lunatic out there and I hate to tell you I do the same thing I draw little smiley faces on crap and put them all over the place I'm 64 and I'm still doing wild projects like what you're doing so I watch younger guys like you do this and it makes me feel good you're a master keep up the good work

Great work. I like the way you think seven steps ahead, so that when you get to the point of final fitting, that everything is in the right place and the right length. I had to laugh when you swapped to the claw hammer. The person who suggested that in the comments last week will be thrilled. I'm looking forward to seeing more of this build, but in the meantime, whatever you are working on is always interesting. We very much appreciate that you take the time to make these videos, as I know it slows the work down, not to mention the time editing and answering posts. Stay safe over there and as always, all the best from Queensland Australia.

I love your videos man. Keep them coming. I'm an IT guy. Don't know anything about the rebuilding of cars. However, I learned a lot watching how you're working, i'm sure there's not a single screw that remains unscrewd in the correct place when you're finished. 🤗

U are the best builder and experienced I’ve saw u explain very well

"Other projects that actually make money" What I'm hearing is that we need to get this channel boosted so it's making the money... totally not for selfish reasons of wanting to see more of this build.... totally.

Loved it. Bring it back soon please !

Hand clap!! It is fun to watch this come along. Thanks for including us on it.

This is such a great build, and its being done right. Thanks for all the effort you go to in producing these videos. Cheers

"I'll be as shocked as you are" 😂 great channel, great build!👍🏼

A marvel of modern engineering!

I am very glad you're forward thinking enough to brace the rear end for when the Mustang backs into the crowd. #brilliant

Thanks for the Mustang Update.

That last shot of the mocked-up car looks GREAT! If you could see that when you first started this project with two cars, then you see things most people (myself included) can't.

Looking good, can't wait for next video!

Another professional job. Good work.

Really enjoy watching your approach to the conversion, I know a few others are doing the conversion but there is more than one way to skin a cat. Stay safe and healthy and thank you for your videos.

Watch Wes Work sent me. I just finished binge watching this Mustang series and going back to start & watch all videos from start. Needless to say, you have a new fan & subscriber. Can't wait to see this Mustang done!

Nice build ! Like the idea of side pipes to cover the area below the 65 sills

Hands down the best build channel out there !!!!!!!!!!!! Seems like no one except vehcor and DIY gang have more worn out more drill bits from spot welds !! Great work and keep the hilarity coming

Looking good. The conjoined car has a mean stance. It gives the '65 body a great look. When it's done it will be beautiful.

That’s going to be one cool car when finished...

Looking forward to you keeping this build going Thanks

Vechor you continue to amaze me, I can't believe the things I see you do. I restored model A and model T Fords For sixteen years after retiring. The contrast between modern day cars and those of yesteryear are revolutionary. I enjoy your ethics in doing it right and the lack of frustration you present ! n. Keep up the good work. 👍

Im loving this build

THe Mustang build is what actually had my interest. Watching new buildings being built is fine but so is restoring a Mustang.

Outstanding craftmanship! Enjoying this build and learning how a professional does it.

I am glad that you have the talent to take this project on Scott!!

Watching you cut everything to pieces really puts into perspective just how nuts this build is. And to think, I was sweating swapping headlights on my 4runner this weekend...

Man she’s looking good!!!! Looking foreword to getting her done👍🇺🇸

This channel keeps getting better. Thanks.

Great progress sir!

Glad to Mr. Spotty is happily back on the job.

Its lookin real good. Can't wait to see more. Thanks.

I like the way that you take care of the small fitment details without cutting edges. It's looks like a classic mustang with steroids. I'll be waiting for the next video

Of all the old mustang body on a new mustang chassis builds, I think yours absolutely has the best chance of being a high quality finished product.You seem very methodical and actually think out what you do to the car before you do it.Those are going to be some wide fender flares.I think some form of side pipes could work for making the rockers look proportional.

This is such a great build. love the detail in this. I'm hooked on this. This is making me do another build.

Hate that you’re having to put Ford Friday on hold for a while Scott, but I am a fan of your craftsmanship and work ethic. I enjoy your smart ass sarcasm and would buy one of your builds anytime. Thank you for the content and I look forward to every Friday’s post.

This build is nuts... I laughed. Dad's will love that one. Yup, I sure did!

I really can't wait til you have this build of the 1965/2015 mustang done!! It's going to look just EPIC!! Love watching your videos & the rebuilds you do!! Keep up the hard work Vechor!!! 👍👍👍

That’s awesome! I can just see wide body fender flares and just plain badass! Great job!

What a job! Thank you for sharing. Hoping to see the finished product soon.

Damn she’s starting to look the part now keep up the great work from the U.K.

I love mustangs and I love this build

Slow and steady progress. Looking forward to the next part! Great build, never boring at all!

Great build mate looking good

That was bad ass the way you dropped the body on slowly ✌😇 nice work

Scott has a plan and it will top anyone’s builds. Yes I enjoy the other mustang builds but Scott is the best

Good progress, can’t wait to see more!👍

Best video yet, even Mr Spotty agrees. The lowering of the body reminded me of the Apollo moon missions and the docking of the the LEM to the command & service module. Precisely done! Love the out takes. Now if I can make it one more week!

I think that is the coolest car I have seen. Great series.

Love this build, the new inside car camera is a nice touch too.

Love your work scotty watched all previous videos now up to date ,still loving it ,hope lots more to come 👍👍🇦🇺🇦🇺

8/29/2020 - JUST a check in to make sure you're OK. Hope you are on some well deserved vacation or extended weekend. See you when you come back and Thank You! Sonny (CT)

That thing is going to be a beast.

I have often wondered what a 2065 mustang would look like, Thanks :)

Hadn't really looked at what's out there for widebody kits. Some of them really look good, they don't muck with the original character of the car or look like boy-racer hang-ons. I think this car's going to be a winner.

I watched the first one and ended up binge watching them all. Great build.

For the fun of it, or just plain boredom, I went back and looked at all the past videos. It's hard to believe that you have accomplished all of this in less than 6 hours of work!

At last somebody is doing this conversion who knows what he is doing. Others have tried and failed.

Man I'm nothing but impressed. I had to SS your video to show my father. Can't wait to see how you connect it all together!

Here we are looking forward to boring build Friday and no new video has been posted. I hope Scott's alright and hasn't got Covid or something.

This is turning out wayyy better than a Zimmer Quicksilver

So impressed with this build Scott’s you are talking about change of season it’s almost spring here on central coast nsw Australia .you should make it on your bucket list when you travel to Australia I will get you a drive in a Aussie built car like the one you own it’s 1984 VB commodore with 5 litre in it thanks

Just so you know, once the project is completed I'm willing to test drive it for a week. No charge! Such a deal.

I love this built.. You are very methodical. Very entertaining!

"In car camera"! Made me chuckle Scott🙂 Good n smart work on this project.

I am also installing a Coyote engine in a Mustang convertible. Mine is a 64 and a half that has been in my family for 40 years. I'm going about it a little easier than you are. I installed a Roadster Shop Spec Chassis designed to accept the Ford Power Module Coyote third generation engine and 10 speed automatic transmission package from Ford Performance Products. The RS chassis takes care of the space needed in the engine compartment, adds modern suspension with steering rack, coil over shocks, and a 9" Strange rear end with a 4 link. Much easier than cutting up the 64 body and the donor car body, then trying to marry them up. The handling of the RS Chassis is awesome.

I live close to Lemont and have a 2014 Suburban that needs some body work. I have been watching your videos for a while now and and you definitely do things right. If you want some work let me know.

This build is nuts

Phenomenal build!

Great show keep up the good work!

Awesome as usual.

Great to see it all coming together Scott, fantastic work! 👍

Love your attention to detail and your dry humor. This is gonna be solid when you’re done!

Funny guy great video enjoy watching keep the great work

Its a shame that Gomer isn't around to see the RUSTSTANG. GREAT VIDEO. ITS COMING ALONG GOOD. #STAYSAFE

Can't wait to see the next installment, come on let's get going!lol