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  2. Joeshark

    1969 Coupe Front End Restore

    Hey guys I used wurth clean solve/prep to clean the metal and all the rusty areas were painted with Wurth Rust guard. I sprayed etch primer then the stone guard spray and finished it off with a trim black coating. The seam was filled in With the wurth seam sealer. Also the double tube gun...
  3. Joeshark

    1969 Coupe Front End Restore

    Thanks for the compliments @restomod I used paint remover to remove all of the old under coating and gunk and it came right off. Once that was done( pictures with the rust and clean sheet metal)I wire wheeled inside of the fender and it came out clean. -Joe
  4. Joeshark

    1969 Coupe Front End Restore

    Hi Mike Hope all is going well with your project, it's been a long and cold winter. The fronts are 225 R60 15 in the front and the rear are 235 in the rear. Thanks Joe
  5. Joeshark

    1969 Coupe Front End Restore

    Hello guys, been awhile since I updated on here with my progress. Long read but the before and after differences are substantial. The car started off looking like this underneath the front fenders. Once all the major junk was cleaned off it looked...
  6. Joeshark

    Thanks and good luck with you cool looking ride

    Thanks and good luck with you cool looking ride
  7. Joeshark

    How To service C4 Transmissions

    Great information Thanks for taking the time out to put it together. Joe
  8. Joeshark

    Work and shows

    Thanks everybody for the kind words! Hello, Yes, the car originally came with disc brakes. I purchased brake kits from Chockostang, they can be contacted at 217-882-2083, or you can view the kits on their ebay store or via their website which i posted below, if you call him he might give you...
  9. Joeshark

    Work and shows

    Thanks!
  10. Joeshark

    Work and shows

    Happy new year everybody, The mustang's front end is getting completely overhauled, here are some pictures of the ongoing process. The old parts are being de-rusted and the rotors, calipers, ball joints etc are being replaced. I will be lowering the upper control arm 1 inch as done by...
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