1965 Mustang Convertible Torque Box and Inner Rocker Panel Replacement - Part 1

This video details the removal of the Torque Box and Inner Rocker Panel removal. I know I said it in my video several times, but please take your time doing this. It can be very frustrating. Some of the items used -
Blair Spotweld cutter: www.blairequipment.com/spotwe...
Spotweld knife: www.lislecorp.com/specialty-t...
Rust Bullet: www.rustbullet.com/
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[@JoefussGarage-jl1bb]

I agree, with the last guy, I really enjoy, seeing the nitty gritty of the work.. Too many seemingly over edited contributors out there, at the moment.. In Feb of 2021, I started with a full upper and lower cowl job, rear torque box, added both front torque boxes, then subframe connectors and finally a Panhard bar kit on my 65 FB. So I've watched a lot guys, and whole lot of videos.. Your doing Gods work here, showing a good mix of what it takes to do this work.. Once you get into it, at this level, you(guys like me), really want to see what others have done, and are doing... Keep at it brother.. I've subscribed...

[@randybrennan7775]

Very good video. I'm going to be doing the inner rockers on my Torino convertible and your video is a big help. Thanks! Can't wait for part 2.

[@67Stang]

As a novice to this type of work, I am always impressed when I see someone that knows what he is doing at work. You might enjoy JoDaddy's Garage. He does a lot of this type of work as well.

[@saabtech3510]

Nice work. Thank you for sharing!

[@robertsmith5525]

yeah most people like to see the actual work being done not just talking