#45 is going to be beautiful. The lucky person that buys it will be very happy. After 14 years and 30k plus miles #28 is still doing great and looking beautiful as ever. Keep the great videos coming Steve. Take care buddy
Hey Will, This beauty belongs to a fellow named David from California. He shipped it up to me for Starskyiztion. Wow, you'e put 30,000 on your S&H unit? Impressive!
Hey good job Steve keeping Starsky and Hutch cars alive. I really enjoy watching your videos. I wish I could have one of those cars. Keep up the good work Razzel Dazzel, Brazzell form Ohi.
Hey Jim. Glad you like the videos. I painted the trunk today and will do the door jams tomorrow. It's not too late for you to find one and starskyize it. They are a ton of fun.
Nice project. I'm a Mopar guy generally but I bought a 76 Cougar this winter and have been fixing up since, It has the same bumper and I like how they did them because unlike GM and Chrysler the bumper doesn't weigh 700 lbs and takes 3 guys and 3 ton jack to take off and put back on. I'm building a Restomod with my Cougar.
Hi Brad, I just did that to this torino the other day. I got it all jammed trunk, doors and under the hood. In the next video soon I'll go over it and say what I did. It is very time consuming. If you are not pulling the engine, you have to remove a lot of items on the fire wall and fenders and mask the rest. Sand it, clean it and paint.
I thought it was donated to my stash. But I'll find out. One fender spear is bent, the door trim is pretty good. Was there any quarter trim? I'll have to look.
How did you get out the dents on that crease that runs mid way up the body? Did you weld a brass stud and pull them out? I don't think most of them have access from behind other than the door section.
The door is the worst spot to reach the body line from the inside. There is a giant girder that runs the length of the door. Most of the fenders can't be reached as well. Yes, I have a stud welder dent puller. But nothing beats getting behind the dent. That just isn't possible half the time. Even with the stud welder, it can stick to the metal so well that on a stubborn crease, it will tear out a hole instead of pulling the dent.
Hi Patrick. Go to my youtube channel and click on the "more" link under the channel name in the line that I say "Hi Everyone..." There you will see my email address. What city and state are you in?
#45 is going to be beautiful. The lucky person that buys it will be very happy. After 14 years and 30k plus miles #28 is still doing great and looking beautiful as ever. Keep the great videos coming Steve. Take care buddy
Hey Will, This beauty belongs to a fellow named David from California. He shipped it up to me for Starskyiztion. Wow, you'e put 30,000 on your S&H unit? Impressive!
@@born_again_torinos You built a great Torino Steve. I just built upon it and I have driven it to work, day trips etc. it’s a great road car!👍👍👍
Looking great Steve
Thank you so much Glen. I'm enjoying working on it.
45th?! That is iNsAnElY Awesome! 😅👍
Hey good job Steve keeping Starsky and Hutch cars alive.
I really enjoy watching your videos.
I wish I could have one of those cars.
Keep up the good work Razzel Dazzel, Brazzell form Ohi.
Hey Jim. Glad you like the videos. I painted the trunk today and will do the door jams tomorrow. It's not too late for you to find one and starskyize it. They are a ton of fun.
Nice project. I'm a Mopar guy generally but I bought a 76 Cougar this winter and have been fixing up since, It has the same bumper and I like how they did them because unlike GM and Chrysler the bumper doesn't weigh 700 lbs and takes 3 guys and 3 ton jack to take off and put back on. I'm building a Restomod with my Cougar.
I hear you. I use a floor jack to put the bumpers on too.
@@born_again_torinos yeah you have to when your a 1 man show
Steve, coming along very nice! . . . Mike
Love it Steve!!
A lot of I know but your doin fine
Hey Steve brilliant work any advice on masking an engine bay to be painted red ?
Hi Brad, I just did that to this torino the other day. I got it all jammed trunk, doors and under the hood. In the next video soon I'll go over it and say what I did. It is very time consuming. If you are not pulling the engine, you have to remove a lot of items on the fire wall and fenders and mask the rest. Sand it, clean it and paint.
Yeah that would be great.
The money isn’t coming in.
My has been in 4 surgeries.
She’s not back to work.
I can dream though your video.
Morning Steve,
What is the owner (David) going to do with the side molding?
I thought it was donated to my stash. But I'll find out. One fender spear is bent, the door trim is pretty good. Was there any quarter trim? I'll have to look.
How did you get out the dents on that crease that runs mid way up the body? Did you weld a brass stud and pull them out? I don't think most of them have access from behind other than the door section.
The door is the worst spot to reach the body line from the inside. There is a giant girder that runs the length of the door. Most of the fenders can't be reached as well. Yes, I have a stud welder dent puller. But nothing beats getting behind the dent. That just isn't possible half the time. Even with the stud welder, it can stick to the metal so well that on a stubborn crease, it will tear out a hole instead of pulling the dent.
Hello Steve. How does one contact you? I have a 76 and would like to have you do it. Could send pics and see about your schedule, price , etc. Thx.
Hi Patrick. Go to my youtube channel and click on the "more" link under the channel name in the line that I say "Hi Everyone..." There you will see my email address. What city and state are you in?
@@born_again_torinos Thank you for replying. I'm in Wisconsin, the Oshkosh area.
Can’t find any details under the more section ?
@@BradEdwards-u5o Hey Brad, I don't know how else to show you. 8^(
I just checked again and when you click on "more" it shows "email".
Can you tell me the size, offset , and bolt pattern you use for the US mags indy wheels you use?
I don't measure backspace. I just order the wheel size I need. I've never looked at backspace.
Ok, I wanted to order them and they have multiple options per size
@@JS60SIX I'm sorry, I wish I knew.
I love Torinos. I owned a '74. I have been trying to find a reasonably priced Torino or Ranchero for years.
It has gotten much harder to find a good Gran Torino at a fair price. They are still out there, it's just rare.