🚗The 1967 Ford Mustang is a highly sought-after classic car with over 470,000 sold originally.
💪The 351 Cleveland motor in this Mustang can produce approximately 330 horsepower and 380 lb-ft of torque.
🐭The car was infested with mice, resulting in nests and damage to the interior components.
🧼Intensive cleaning and restoration techniques were employed to bring the car back to its former glory.
🔧The owner plans to repaint the entire car and restore the original 289 motor.
How long did the Mustang sit in the barn?
—The Mustang sat in the barn for 20 years before being brought in for restoration.
What motor does the Mustang currently have?
—The Mustang currently has a 351 Cleveland motor, which is a rare find.
What damage did the mice cause?
—The mice caused extensive damage to the interior components, including nests and chewed boxes.
Will the car be repainted?
—Yes, the owner plans to repaint the entire car to restore its original beauty.
What are the future plans for the Mustang?
—The owner intends to restore the original 289 motor in the Mustang.
00:00Introduction to a 1967 Ford Mustang in candy apple red that has been sitting in a barn for 20 years.
02:30Overview of the car's history and features, including an original skatan car and a 351 Cleveland motor.
06:30Evaluation of the car's condition and plans for restoration, starting with the engine compartment and interior cleaning.
10:00Discovery of mice infestation and extensive damage to the interior components.
15:00Removal of the seats and carpet to address the mice infestation and deep cleaning of the interior.
20:00Challenges and progress in restoring the car's interior, including traps set for live mice.
25:00Deep cleaning and restoration techniques used on the exterior of the car, including paint correction and polishing.
30:00Overview of future plans for the Mustang, including repainting the entire car and restoring the original 289 motor.
