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😂@0:35 I think spin and oops videos are fun to watch, when no damage of course! I also like the post of the ones I have witnessed or participated in. Thx for posting - keep having fun out there!

Lift it and make it all wheel drive I bet that would be badass

Whoa!

American dream. Family effort to restore an old ford. 👍

I didn’t know if I should hit the thumbs up or thumbs down how sad for you!

Beautiful

You have a really good hand🎉

Hi, driving your car is amazing.❤

Meyataa!! Haha nice man

Nice NA buddy

Thanks for the video. Thinking about doing this on my NB. I don’t like how the whole car shakes on those stands though.

Why the loud music

Did the same to my 1967 Galaxie 500 XL in 1975. Stupidly sold it 3 years later.

That's a beautiful car I had two '67s so I'm biased ❤

I like turbo 2..

Fits v6 init !!!!

Nice work!

I was sad at first to see the blue one end up at the scrapper. Until I saw the rust, god damn :') Still sad, RIP. Also nice video, love seeing the progress! If I can give 1 point of feedback tho, the audio mix, the music goes a little too loud when you're not talking imo. Besides that loved every second! Thanks for sharing! :D

The unsung hero of the cleaning world 😂 gets me every time!

Lucky dog

My first car! Good job guys! The commercial is funny but it is awful-jumping that heavy car-and they bent the front bumper-too funny!!

Awesome video mate. That car is amazing. Well done. Cool touch with the ad, but dont try it.

57 and 67 had the best lines with out getting cluttered. Bit the 390 always had one lifter that would clack now and then

dam nice car dude...love it....cool seeing it has factory a/c too..nice ride ...love the commercials built in at the end

urru

“The unsung hero of the cleaning world”😂😂😂

Excuse me, but why the noise instead the natural sounds, or at least, somethinh less annoying?

Thank you for this tutorial! :3 I appreciate people who go through explaining the whole process start to finish. 💫

Wow! Unbelievable.

Excellent Video! May I suggest and good roll bar before you start take too many sweet corners. ❤ just don’t get the cheap mouse trap type.

See my 90 CRYSTAL 31,669K

You stole my t-shirt? ??

Good looking beard Kurt

MIATA

Great video, straight to the point, short, good camera angles. Because of the video I'm confident that I can replace the sensor myself.

Thanks for this dood

Nice video of country roads. Not much ‘67 Galaxie 500 to be seen.

Yepp those engines r heavy

So fun!!

I've owned 13 67 galaxy 500 and 2 67 Ltd's one with the 428 I think the first one was my favorite with the one Ltd that had the 428 in it I bought it when I was 18 and I traded a 70 maverick with a blown up 6 and 400 dollars and I took it out and let it go for a few minutes and then I guess I can tell you how that went I buried the speedo and still had half the gas pedal I think I was just about airborne lol 2 weeks later I sold it for 1500 in gold to a doctor who wanted the engine for a mustang I gave the gold to my dad cause he wanted to buy the car and I never saw it again lol just one of my stories from the wide and far galaxy adventures lol hope you have fun with your car as I did with all of mine !!!

What I am jealous I want one so bad thats awesome

Suburban s looking good!

hey! Looking at replacing my o2 sensor… what brand/model did you go with?

But how did you get it out?

Not everything is heavy on an FE, just the intake manifold😂

I have the 67 galaxie xl500 fastback with the 390.... It's all stock except for I changed the gear ratio in the rear end to a 4:10 gear....

Awesome man that’s my fav engine besides a 390!

They're a blast! Funnest slow cars you'll ever drive.

I love rebuilds, I really love it when I can just clean everything up and reuse it, or find original parts elsewhere, but it's still fun even when I have to replace some smaller components with newer, but buying everything new and just installing it seems like just work, the fun is taking something that is not working or not working well and making it work as good as it was originally, it is also how you learn the most, you learn about every little part and where it goes and what it does, I learned more from a single rebuild with my grandfather than installing a ton of new parts

Was it an automatic ? Drove nicely