Few people understand what goes into building a car from start to finish. Thank you for all you guys do for the mustang community. It’s a pleasure to be involved with you guys every year and I sincerely appreciate all your help support and knowledge you share. Every video I’m more inspired to push through with my plans and lord knows it’s not been a smooth road but I’m gonna keep going until it’s done.
I’m in the middle of rebuilding a coupe that we stripped all the way to a shell and it’s kicking my ass. First time I’ve went this far and it’s been very humbling
I feel your pain, you’re not alone there. I’m going through same thing with my 92 Gt. It’s kicking my ass too. 4 years so far ugh 😩. I’m getting it done. So will you. 💪🏻 12:30
You're joking right? You've never seen 50 year old rotted out mopars being restored? Majority of Fox bodies are still in pretty good shape compared to other collectible cars.
I learn so much from you channel. You and some of the others really keep this Foxbody community aive and helps guys like me figure out hiw to fix something when it goes wrong
Building a car is really only fun on the tear down because you have a vision in mind, and it’s fun after you have all the new parts sitting in a pile and you can spend a couple days just replacing parts
The opening brought back memories for why I took an interest in tig welding. Friend took his 88 hatch to a guy who had a rep for doing subframes and torque boxes very well. Burned the car up because he tried to do it without clearing the interior away from the weld areas.
Just like the past give aways its definitely gona be a nice ride.I know you have put lots of time and money in them giveaway projects. There 100% better than when you first started on it
Good stuff! My 91 project was saved from the crusher. I want to get it to some one as a good working - blank slate - and , as you said it, my name is on it.
Know a person that works at one of the three largest Sweepstakes companies and she said many of (99.9%) these giveaways are extremely lucrative for the host. Not saying that they do not deserve the money, just saying what she said. The cost of the merchandise compared to what they sell it for is also a good profit, not to mention the shipping. A lot of the time FedEx/UPS give bulk rates so many of these shirts can be shipped for a couple dollars. The cost of the "sweepstakes" itself can be costly for sure, but she emphasized that these "giveaways" are lucrative. This channel does a very nice job on the cars they produce, his knowledge and passion are into it besides the money.
Totally get it!! I'm alittle over $4000.00 in my '92 GT and nowhere near ready to be my Daily Driver yet. Maybe another 4 to 5 thousand if motor, trans and rear end is as good as I hope!
Thanks for sharing this bro… I am passionate about these cars also… I have poured my heart into my 2001 cobra and got it from someone who let it go down… Today it’s a mint cobra that turns heads… I had a fox 🦊 that was the real deal but sadly sold it when I was young and unstable… Keep these cars out the junk yard peeps.
People forget time is money too. You can have just as much time into a car that will equal out to just as much as the parts you're putting in. Well built clean foxes are going to gold now and in the future. Just my 2 cents.
I just insisted my ‘93 Coupe. A year, and a $100k. Splurged on motor and trans but rest of it was a moderate refinish and I did the boxes, mini-tubs and suspension. Adds up quick…
I got a 91 about to go up for sale that has a timing issue, that's about to go up for sale. It's pretty much all original with ZERO rust. She would make somebody a damn good first fox and I mean a DAMN good first fox👌
I did the same thing to my 86. First i crafted a sn95 dash and console. Didnt like it. Found one from a 91. Aero dash will fit nice but have to trim the plastic on the A pillars
🔔😎 Basic rule of hotrodding (in general) Make a detailed plan and figure out the $ and time. It's gonna cost you 3x as much $$ and take 4 times as long.... 🤔🤔 Note: always start with a rust free wreck free car... It's cheaper in the long run. Unless you own the body shop.
I’m surprised that you don’t keep track of $$$$$ or time you spend on a car. Your work and notoriety is known national. People don’t understand what you go through to get a car rebuilt because no one has explained it in time and $$$$$ spent.
We appreciate all you and the Foxcast crew for all you are doing for our fellow Foxers.
Few people understand what goes into building a car from start to finish. Thank you for all you guys do for the mustang community. It’s a pleasure to be involved with you guys every year and I sincerely appreciate all your help support and knowledge you share. Every video I’m more inspired to push through with my plans and lord knows it’s not been a smooth road but I’m gonna keep going until it’s done.
Thank you Caleb for saving foxes. ❤
I’m in the middle of rebuilding a coupe that we stripped all the way to a shell and it’s kicking my ass. First time I’ve went this far and it’s been very humbling
I feel your pain, you’re not alone there. I’m going through same thing with my 92 Gt. It’s kicking my ass too. 4 years so far ugh 😩. I’m getting it done. So will you. 💪🏻 12:30
You're joking right? You've never seen 50 year old rotted out mopars being restored? Majority of Fox bodies are still in pretty good shape compared to other collectible cars.
I learn so much from you channel. You and some of the others really keep this Foxbody community aive and helps guys like me figure out hiw to fix something when it goes wrong
Building a car is really only fun on the tear down because you have a vision in mind, and it’s fun after you have all the new parts sitting in a pile and you can spend a couple days just replacing parts
The opening brought back memories for why I took an interest in tig welding. Friend took his 88 hatch to a guy who had a rep for doing subframes and torque boxes very well. Burned the car up because he tried to do it without clearing the interior away from the weld areas.
Just like the past give aways its definitely gona be a nice ride.I know you have put lots of time and money in them giveaway projects. There 100% better than when you first started on it
Your 100 % correct
Good stuff! My 91 project was saved from the crusher. I want to get it to some one as a good working - blank slate - and , as you said it, my name is on it.
Thank you for everything!
I'm neck deep in my notch resto. Will be on a tipover jig soon. Long road ahead
Yep, I am going through this with my SN95. I had to change the fuel tank strap bolts this week. 😐
Know a person that works at one of the three largest Sweepstakes companies and she said many of (99.9%) these giveaways are extremely lucrative for the host. Not saying that they do not deserve the money, just saying what she said. The cost of the merchandise compared to what they sell it for is also a good profit, not to mention the shipping. A lot of the time FedEx/UPS give bulk rates so many of these shirts can be shipped for a couple dollars. The cost of the "sweepstakes" itself can be costly for sure, but she emphasized that these "giveaways" are lucrative. This channel does a very nice job on the cars they produce, his knowledge and passion are into it besides the money.
I've been building cars for over 30 years. My 91 is going to be the last. It's just got to damn expensive and I'm getting to old.
Totally get it!! I'm alittle over $4000.00 in my '92 GT and nowhere near ready to be my Daily Driver yet. Maybe another 4 to 5 thousand if motor, trans and rear end is as good as I hope!
Thanks for sharing this bro… I am passionate about these cars also… I have poured my heart into my 2001 cobra and got it from someone who let it go down… Today it’s a mint cobra that turns heads… I had a fox 🦊 that was the real deal but sadly sold it when I was young and unstable… Keep these cars out the junk yard peeps.
People forget time is money too. You can have just as much time into a car that will equal out to just as much as the parts you're putting in. Well built clean foxes are going to gold now and in the future. Just my 2 cents.
My 86 t-top needed more than I thought, I'll have 45k in, just getting it back to stock. Ugg
I just insisted my ‘93 Coupe. A year, and a $100k. Splurged on motor and trans but rest of it was a moderate refinish and I did the boxes, mini-tubs and suspension. Adds up quick…
I got a 91 about to go up for sale that has a timing issue, that's about to go up for sale. It's pretty much all original with ZERO rust. She would make somebody a damn good first fox and I mean a DAMN good first fox👌
@@Roger-fs5yo price
I took my dash pad off on my 85. Wish i never touch it 😢 hopefully you get 100 k in subs. Not everybody is awsome as you and the rest of your subs
I did the same thing to my 86. First i crafted a sn95 dash and console. Didnt like it. Found one from a 91. Aero dash will fit nice but have to trim the plastic on the A pillars
🔔😎
Basic rule of hotrodding (in general)
Make a detailed plan and figure out the $ and time.
It's gonna cost you 3x as much $$ and take 4 times as long....
🤔🤔
Note: always start with a rust free wreck free car... It's cheaper in the long run.
Unless you own the body shop.
Keep doing what you guys are doing, Thank you!
financially smart and project cars dont ever go together LOL
Well it's not cheap for sure, but bet your ass not as much is going in as your making off the merch people buy to enter or you wouldn't do it.
I’m surprised that you don’t keep track of $$$$$ or time you spend on a car. Your work and notoriety is known national. People don’t understand what you go through to get a car rebuilt because no one has explained it in time and $$$$$ spent.