Activity for the week of January 31: The '65 Mustang body is being wet-sanded after the final primer coat.
Activity for the week of February 7: Application of the final body color coats will begin.
During both weeks, the transmission and driveline/suspension components will be re-assembled.
Feel free to ask the Project 50 team any question about the restoration. And, enjoy the NEW VIDEO on the project we just posted!!
Haynes Project 50 Blog is an area where you can speak directly to the Haynes team that is working on the Mustang restoration. You can ask them questions or leave them comments about the project. The Haynes team will be announcing news and coming events in the blog to keep you updated on the restoration schedule. As is usually the case with a project such as this, there will be some bumps in the road to the fully restored '65 Mustang convertible. So, follow along with Haynes' progress and you can be part of the team!
3 comments:
Do you have a budget for this and can you give the details? When do you anticipate the restoration manual to be completed? I'm really looking forward to the manual.
Hi gimage: We are focused on doing the car right, and that is going to be expensive. We will have the final costs in our Haynes Mustang Restoration book when the project is complete. That Haynes Mustang Restoration book will be available in October, 2011. Thanks for your interest in the project and in Haynes manuals. All the best, Haynes Project 50 Team
That Mustang is really great, and it's worthy to be restored. This is a good read, worth my time spent in reading it! Thanks for sharing! Automotive
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