crashfab

Thanks guys and I have to thank my brother in law don who has also spent allot of time with stripping the body

I also setup a streaming webcam so my dad can watch us work on it..

http://www.nw-wheelers.com/shopcam/

conejo172

I apologize didn't mean to leave Don out! What a special memory you guys are making!

CarGuyZM10

Best of luck to you guys! And I hope for the best for your Dad.

tx65coupe

I'm sorry to hear about your Dad. I too hope he gets to enjoy his Mustang once again.

You guys have done alow of work in a short amount of time. This is a great thread. I will follow this one.

By the way. I think the reason the front seats didn't match before was because they are from a 67 or 68.

Soldier GT

really hope everything works out..

crashfab

Thank you..

A quick question on the seats. The replacement covers and base for the drivers seat are identical except for the type of materila thats used so I suspect thats the only difference? Without having a full on stock 66' to compare with I can only assume thats the case.

White05GT

Sorry I can't help with the seats. Just wanted to say you guys are doing a great job and I also hope your dad gets to enjoy it also. You might want to check the cowl area for rust, I've read that area is notorious for rusting. Looking forward to more progress pics, God bless ya'll.

crashfab

First off I wanna thank everybody for there kind words--thank you

Second--can anybody tell me what the switch in the glove box is for? I have all the needed manuals for the car and I suspect its for the hazards but not positive..

noroof66

yes, hazards

crashfab

Thank you... I figured it was but was not 100%. According to the books I have it shows a bracket mounted on the top (metal area) in the glove box but I don't have the bracket or any holes for a bracket to mount..