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Great work! The only recommendation I have to offer, and it is a nitpicking one, would have been to cover the body jig holes that the car sat on in the factory when it was assembled and painted. Otherwise, spot on work!

Hi Can tou tell me what is the colour of your 66,

Body filler on bare metal under car . Nice , it must look right for seling , and who cares about rust protection

Well, I'm not sure on the rapid video format... Displaying the products used is a great idea because DIYers often don't know the best products to use. Keep the videos coming.

My father in law passed away and the family still has his mint GT350, looks just like this! Even the hubcaps which I like, I wonder how much this goes for at the auction

What a beautiful beast!

Nice work my friend!

Liked my model t better and still drive it😅

Keep it stock!!! Beautiful Plain Jane.

Those. Shipping. Containers. Are. So great. So much. Room. ❤❤❤❤❤❤

performance 6 cyc intake and carb, hei distributor duel exhaust header 2" pipes and some gears that six will surprise you! and save money and time.

Great car and great content, thanks for sharing this with us 😊

Keep original Upgrades for reliability

Beautiful car. I am a fan of sixes in base model big cars.

I’m 68 years old just retiring I sure would love to have that old car, brother I would leave that old motor in there. They’re only original ones.

In Canada, Ford Canada, had a Meteor Division, which was a cross between a Ford and Mercury.

We had a 2dr sedan, 292 , std transmission and a neighbor had one just like yours only white. Solid old girls. Stop light to stoplight about even. Mechanically sold.

One of my Great Uncles had the 2 Door Sedan same year as this one I remember it when we would visit in the early 60's

Another lame attempt to join the barn find bandwagon. Not a barn find anyway. You can go back to whatever you were doing before you starting wasting bandwidth.

Nice, especially for her age. If the 223 is good I'd leave her the way she is. One of my first cars was a '60 Starliner. My grandparents neighbors were an odd pair. He had his V8 converted F20 tractors and she had her '60 Starliner, 352/360hp, bland brown, duel straight pipes. She knew how to shift from low to drive then immediately back to low locking it in second gear, pipes cackling 1/3rd mile from her drive as she passed my grandparents house. From the time I was around seven I was taking notice of that car while at my grandparents. They were childless, very friendly to all us grandchildren, and my grandparents laughed about both of them going through their second childhood in their 70's. '73 they retired, having the farm sale, moving to town. I was seventeen, decided I was getting that car. I watched, not a single person at the auction gave that car a second glance-thirteen year old car with ugly oxidation brown paint. Auctioneer opened at $100, I bid $75, only bid made. I enjoyed the hell out of that Ford, was my loud, fairly decent runner, leave my street strip car at home transportation. Dates seemed to like it too-oddly.

Motor wise that’s a tough one. I like that it’s original but I can understand wanting a nice sounding v8 in there. Crazy idea you should throw an amr500 supercharger on it before you change it for kicks. Just to see what it does.

The other day I started my mini ex and I heard a braapp noise I opened the hood to watch a mouse jump right into the fan… I can’t imagine why he would do that…😳🙄

I like that car. Not something you see everyday!

It's a thing of beauty . I'd be happier with a 390 though. 🙂👍

It costs money to extract any particular card for any car. It would cost millions to get them all scanned. It’s probably a few hundred to locate a single one just once to be scanned.

I know you probably already said this, how many 427 Galaxies were built in 67

Tip on re-blacking those fender bolts: If you have them off you can clean them and dip them in Jax nickel and steel blackener but if you don't want to remove them you can just put some Jax on a q-tip. Don't get it on your skin though!

Enjoyed this video being an old school tech myself. Our solvent use and disposal methods are exactly the same! If you think parts are hard to source in the US, try restoring a Galaxie in New Zealand! Basically, nothing is available. Restoring a 63 1/2 Q code. Keep up the excellent work!

Wow I’m surprised no L in the rear tag? 427 w 3.50 open. That’s unusual

Wow that thing has 4 piston full floaters? Factory?

Nice car! When I was about 15 I had a chance to buy a pea green 67 convert. 289 auto driver. Nice paint. Etc. for $2k. And I didn’t because I wanted a stick. 🙄🤦‍♂Good tip about the spray9 thanks.

what motor are you going with?

Man that takes me back… I remember seeing you pulling out of work. Nice time capsule

I should have never sold my 70 fastback… nice cars!

G’day Dave, Doing a great job there someone has to do it. By the way did you see the recent result from Harrisburg Mecum. Check out Lot F251. 1966 Ford Galaxie 7 Litre 428 with a 4 speed 90,000 original miles Unrestored With the original family till 2022 Build for a executive of Alcoa Sold for $ 41,250 which in my opinion is a fair bit below what I was expecting. Would be interested in your opinion. Cheers Louis Kats from Melbourne, Australia 🇦🇺👍

This car deserves a body off restoration. Trim looks good and it appears you have all the parts. It’s a unicorn find. Keep posting this baby. I am doing a body on restro on a 67 XL Convert same color one owner car. All the XL parts are hard to find and very expensive. Not to mention you have a R code. Mikes Classic Cars is a good source for Galaxies. He makes a nice trunk mat and has hard to find stuff.

I s it Caspian Blue? My 65 Galaxie is that color.

This is crazy rare and so many parts extremely hard to find. Just beautiful guys.

I watch everything you post. Bill B.

Caspian Blue Poly

I love that color! It the same color as my 65 Galaxie

Love those SOCHS…. esso si que es…

Nice narration! Cool history… you hiding a set of those manifolds somewhere Dave?

Nice car i like the look have you ever thought of Open Tracker Suspension and running EPS Electric Power Steering?

Nice job i had to do the same spots on my 69 Mustang, have you thought of putting EPS /electric power steering instead of regular system , were you planning on running any Open Tracker Suspension? Car looks Good 👍👍

She a perty maverick… sounds like it’s got some compression! What motor is that?

Nice setup! I need a bigger pedal because of neuropathy but in my better days that would be sweet.

I enjoyed following along. You have a nice shop.

Looks way better Dave!

Yeppers!!! That’s gonna be neat when it’s done