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Gun Bud Light - https://a.co/d/gk1nY87 Inflatable Paint Booth - https://amzn.to/4j2BhI6 DIY Paint Booth: Paint Your Project Car at Home with an Inflatable Paint Booth! Want to paint your car without breaking the bank on professional shops? In this video, I show you how I used an inflatable paint booth to paint two 1967 Mustangs in my own garage (or driveway). 🛠️ What You'll Learn: - Complete setup process for an inflatable paint booth - Cost comparison ($1300 booth vs. $200-500/day rental) - Time breakdown (30-min setup, 4-5 hours painting) - Pro tips for night painting and temperature control - Space management techniques - Real results on classic Mustangs 💡 Key Tips: • Night painting advantages • Air flow management • Filter maintenance • Space-saving techniques • Power management Perfect for DIY auto enthusiasts, project car builders, and anyone looking to paint their car at home. Whether you're restoring a classic, customizing a hot rod, or refreshing your daily driver, this guide shows you how to get professional-quality results on your own schedule. Some links may be affiliate links. I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you.
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https://xforceusa.com/ What’s your muscle car’s exhaust game? In this video, I install the XFORCE Valved Exhaust System, a Bluetooth-controlled solution that lets you take full command of your car’s roar—straight from your phone! Whether you want to tone it down for the highway or unleash beast mode at a car meet, this valve-controlled system has you covered. https://xforceusa.com/ I’ll walk you through the installation process, share the key benefits, and explain why this mod is perfect for muscle car owners looking for ultimate exhaust flexibility. Say goodbye to highway drone and hello to a custom exhaust experience! If you’re a fan of muscle car mods, restomods, or high-performance exhaust upgrades, this very well could be the hack you’ve been waiting for. Sponsored by XForce Exhaust
The Ultimate Exhaust Hack: Control Your Car’s Roar with Your Phone! XFORCE EXHAUST VALVED SYSTEM!
In this video we set out to convert and install electric emergency brakes to this 1967 Mustang with S197 rear disc brakes. The rear brake brackets are from Mustang Steve. Here is the list of items I used (optionally the e brake cable kit I used as well Controller: https://amzn.to/3xSTkhc Controller Box: https://amzn.to/3Yftwqv 2inch Actuators (I used 2): https://amzn.to/3WiCuSp Push Button (x2): https://amzn.to/3zuoonO Optional Wire: https://amzn.to/4cvOXaQ Emergency Brake Cable Kit: https://amzn.to/3VXTZGf This 1967 Ford Mustang has had quite the transformation. It started its life as a coupe and was converted to a fastback. I have full videos on the coupe to fastback conversion. The modifications continue on this Restomod. Next steps are drivetrain and EFI add-on installations. Stay tuned for more. This mod could apply to a slew of Restomod trucks and cars. Anywhere you can fit the actuators is a potential game-changer situation to create room for custom exhaust or sub-frame connectors or suspension components. (This channel is viewer supported. As an Amazon affiliate, we may earn a commission from qualifying purchases. Thank you for your support!)
Electric Emergency Brake Conversion for ~ $100. Parking brake touch button for classic Ford Mustang
Some headlight glory. Do you like stock or custom look?
Build to drive. Details drive progress. Follow their lead; results reflect your dedication.
The best 15min mods on a classic Mustang. This 1967 Mustang is destined for the streets soon.
1968 Mustang stopped to take-in some of the views. #sky #mustangfastback
351w with Turbo build in a classic mustang 1967 Mustang. No shock tower mods is goal. Follow along!
Ok back to the garage to continue building. #carbuild #mustangfastback
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