Gregski

Idea stolen from another forum which they took the idea from yet another Forum, but here it goes, so let's hear it.

tx65coupe

I put a new front bumper on it last weekend, does that count?

Today I just cleaned the front floor mats.

andrewmp6

Washed and waxed it.

nba1341

Just drove it.

LynnBob Mustang

Started to take the tail light panel off the '65.

Lynn

JamesW

Look at the FAQs...that's basically how that list was built

hightower2011

Sanded 2/3 of the roof down to bare metal and primed it. Didn't finish cause I ran out of primer.

mr_velocity

Yesterday, spend lots of money. Bought a new fender (ford tooling), new stone guard (Ford Tooling), 2 head light buckets (complete), 75' of 1/2 air hose. Also replaced the tip of the bead blaster with ceramic.

Today, driving out to Glazier Noland to pick up 2 new doors (ordered last week), the fender and stone guard. Best part of all, check out their shop

Not "exactly working on the car" but it was all for the car.

rpm_carter

gave the 67 vert a bath.... and blow dried it. 71 Mach.... I did some spoiler valance alignment, cleaned the engine bay, repaired the air shocks and woke up the neighbors.... just in case they were sleeping. ( not approved by the HOA)

BTW... the repair kits for air shocks from NAPA DO work!!!!

Coupe

Installed a new heater box and core in my 65. FWIW the box had a Dynacorn sticker on it and it looked really nice, but the one single mounting bracket was in the wrong location by about 1/2". It may as well be a foot away from where it needed to be. After looking tat the old box I determined that a person should be able to tell that bracket is off from 20 yards away. It's a small thing, but &^#%$ it's just one bracket, how hard is it!