That Mustang looks really nice, the wheels add a nice touch as well. Seeing Wendy with the towel and driving it, she had patience and now can enjoy it. Thanks to both of you! 👍💪✌

The last 10% of a restoration is the hardest. They say it's the same thing when you build a house.

Whatever it is, from bathroom remodels to vehicle restoration, that final punch list can be a real doozy!!! The Mustang came out great, well done Fitzy! You did good by taking the time away from us to git 'er done!

Finished is such a tricky word. You believe it means one thing but you know it jumps just out of reach by only one more thing just as you think you’ve reached it. More great work there Fitzee!!!

Outstanding!!! Tony, you are a Master Craftsman. God bless You, Wendy, and Peanut. 👍👍🙂

The last 10% is always the hardest, but the most rewarding. Especially watching Wendy take it for it's inaugural drive,with the summer still ahead to enjoy it.

Only thing worse than the last 10% of a project is the last 2%. Thanks for keeping it real.

Finished is a great place to be Tony, Wendy's Mustang looks sharp. Thank you so much for letting us ride along during the build.

Awesome, She looks great !!! Wendy will have a blast driving that beauty.

I’m about 100 hours into my 72 Monte Carlo and nearing the end but I had to walk away Sunday evening. I put two 10 hour days in this weekend and everything took longer than I expected and it was getting to me 🤣 sometimes you just gotta walk away for a week. Glad to see one of us finish something! 👍

Wendy's car looks great! Those wheels really set it off. Gotta chuckle about all the 5 minute jobs ruining a day. If it gets to a master like you,you can imagine what it's like for the rest of us! I'm a restoration carpenter and I know the feeling😊

Congratulations Fitzee! Now you don't have to worry anymore about Wendy asking about Mustang parts while you skulk through rusted hulks in the woods 😂The mustang turned out mint!

Nice. Sounds great. A fella here in PEI did up a 66 for his wife. She drove it a lot. Was sorta greenish colour with a whit top. Convertible. No idea what engine was in it. Fella passed away. And have not seen the car in a few years. You did a great job on her car. On to the next one. 👍🏻👍🏻👋👋

you weren't horsing around when it got down to that last 10% - that thing is stunning , great work my friend

Hey Fitzee the Mustang looks fantastic and sounds the business. Glad to see you back.

Little Mustang, looks great, wife, must love, it, rims gives her a nice contrast, it looks sweet. They really make the blue stand out really well.. Nice Job Fitx well done sir. well done!...

The perfect mix of original and updated. You nailed it! Driving that Mustang will be a joy. Thanks for sharing!

There aren't enough words to describe how good the Mustang looks. I looks like it just rolled off the dealers lot. A temporary permit would be the final detail. Congratulations on a job well done.

Wow. ❤❤❤ Wendy must be a "Happy Camper"... Job Well Done.💪💪💪

You've gotta be really good to be able to restore a car without throwing insane amounts of money at it, and I especially like and respect how you didn't go for everything new everything perfect. Hats of to you Fitzee.

Congratulations on finishing a project! Congrats to Wendy for her “new” car!

I’m willing to bet Wendy was thinking it would never get done! Nice lob!

great colour choices, love the interior Nice job and thanks for sharing

Looks great Fitzie, glad you took some timo to do some of the great work you do for yourself. Now get busy with a new “ cut and butt” lol. Thanks for your vids the are the best on the internet. You are walking me through complex body panels, that you cant buy. With you who needs to buy crappy panels, when you can make them yourself { time consuming} but it is do-able. Thank you and congrats on the finishing of the Mustang.

Seeing Wendy's Mustang reminded me of my Teal 1967 Mercury Cougar / 4BB 289 4speed. I certainly loved that car and we came across it when I moved to California looking for a Mustang. I actually bought it from a Canadian Helicopter pilot who was stationed here!

Years ago, I helped a buddy move a steering rack to fit a V-8 into an MGA and a few months later, we discovered that on hard turns we were beyond the limits of the inside tie-rod joint, which wore out. Had to do some fancy footwork to get things squared away so that didn't happen again. As I recall, we found a shorter front pulley for the crankshaft that got us another inch. Of course, that also meant finding the matching water pump pulley and moving the alternator.

I had a '66 factory high performance Mustang. Disk brakes, 650 double pumper FoMoCo carb, close ratio 4 speed, 4:11 posi, and what was called a 3/4 race cam with solid lifters. Rolled it at about 100mph. Miss that car. You did a nice job on that one. As she pulled away, I was expecting her to burn rubber!!! lolol

That is a fantastic restoration, she must be so happy to see it finished

The last 10% is 20% of the work. It’s crazy. But the end result is great! Sweet ride!

Great looking car Tony, nice work and I'm sure Wendy is loving it ❤❤

Absolutely stunning. We all know that these cars are never finished, there's always something you want to do better that no one else can see. Let it go and enjoy.

Looks great Tony. The "pony" seats are a nice touch. Thanks for keeping us posted.

The final 10% of EVERY project that lasts longer than a day is the HARDEST to do! But there always comes a time when you just GOTTA finish I to get it out of the way! Good on ya and you deserve the feel-good dopamine for a finished project.

I can understand your reason why you needed to take the time to work through getting Wendy's car done and out the door. It looks great I hope she appreciates all the work you did on it. As always great work and content. Thanks

Definitely a labor of love. Thanks for the tour Tony.

You nailed it when you said how all the "little things" turn into many, many hours! Car looks great!

That looks great Fitzee, I bet Wendy is so proud of it.

The car was worth the time because it is beautiful to look at and it sounds great. Wendy is going to enjoy driving around in it. Great Job!

It turned out gorgeous and mechanically sound after you went through with a fine toothed comb. The devils in the details for sure.Nice work,very impressive.

Nice build. Car would look killer black with those wheels. Beauty in the eye of the beholder.

Mustang Sally / Looks awesome !!!

Always confused me how you can blow a car apart in a day and how it takes forever to put it back together. Glad to see you back, I was starting to worry, you nailed the stance on the car, color and wheels look great, good luck with it Wendy.

Tony that is one very contented lady behind d that wheel. That means job very well done, 😂😂😂 . Great to see you back. JOE

Car is looking "Snazy" for sure! That last 10% of the work is really feeling more like 50% most of the time. But in the end the car is beautiful and will be fun to take to local shows and cruise around in for sure! Enjoy it after all that hard work!

Beautiful job on the Mustang! I thought I'd see a bigger smile on the first drive.

Super sweet looking ride and sounds good, too. I hope we see Wendy driving it a lot this summer. Happy wife, happy life.

The hours of hard work paid off, what a great Mustang

You are doing THE RIGHT THING for your lovely Wendy!!!

As long as she's happy with it! Now get it out on the roads. Congrats Wendy (and Tony 😉)

Ready for Pebble Beach Fitz. Very well done Stang! 👌 😉✌

The Pony interior is one of the best visual touches --beautiful!

Congrats, Tony. That's a fine lookin car. It must feel great to say "It's done."

Congratulations Tony! You got ‘er done. Looks great. I hope Wendy has a nice dry garage to keep it in.😊

She's mint bye! Brought back memories seeing the car on the lawn, used to be on lawn display every weekend after a wash and wax back in the day.

Your attention to detail is incredible. That blue pony interior is stunning. Another great job Fitzee!

Happy wife, Happy life. Glad Wendy's car is done, and she's driving it. I was wondering what you were up to. Now I know. Right thing to do. Get it done, and move on.

8 hrs into each wheel....wow... and yep they look good! Finishing the last bits is hard..but really worth it...Thx for sharing!,,.

The Mustang turned out really nice Fitzee! You did an awesome job on it!

Looks great Tony Wendy looks like a happy camper Very nice

Well done!! I know the feeling of too many projects. The last mile is the hardest to complete.

Another classic Ford back on the road..out standing work Fitzee.

Beautiful job, looks great. Many miles and smiles left in it. I remember driving a Hi Po when they came out, awesome ride!

My friend - how many projects do you see advertised where someone has it listed as saying "just needs final assembly and finishing"? If it's anything like what I see over here in New Zealand, it will be quite a few. I reckon the hardest yards with any project are done AFTER all the welding, grinding and painting are done. Getting the car back together and moving under its own power is one thing, but taking it to the point where there's nothing left to do that NEEDS doing is another. Sure - there will always be little improvements one might want to make over time aesthetically or whatever, but getting it done, driving, safe and as a sound vehicle again is definitely worth celebrating. My hat is off to you, Tony. The car looks fantastic and Wendy looks very happy with it. Well done, mate!

Turned out beautifull Tony. Really looks the part. Good as any fancy shop and better. Best of luck with it Wendy .

i'm not into fords. but it looks top notch. she must be the envy of the town.

She looks pretty darn good.

Waw! Super nice. And it sounds great. Be proud. Good to have you back. Enjoy our all but too short Canadian summer.

Beautiful lady and beautiful car. I miss my 65 mustang now.

It still amazes me how close you live to the water and yet how little surface rust you seem to get on the metal you are working on.!

Beautiful rig glad your got it back on the road, thanks for sharing, all the best to you and your loved ones

Well about bloody time lol ... Looks amazing, best things in life are never easy but the hard work & determination pays off BIG Hope you feeling the satisfaction pleasure & Wendy satisfied with her completed and on the road ride .

Looking good, congratulations Tony, nothing like getting it done no matter how long it takes 🙂👍

I was wondering where you'd been for the last month with no videos. So now we know, finishing off one project. Great to see the Mustang finished and no doubt Wendy is really happy. Hope it won't be too long before you get back to Crusty, I really want to see that one finished also.

So good to see Wendy loving up on her new baby

Tony, it's great to see it going down the road! Wendy sure looks happy!

80% of the job takes 20% of your time. The last 20% of the job takes takes 80% of your time. It just how it is and defines the quality of the finished item.

ah she turned out great,im on mustang #4 now, this ones a keeper,an 01 gt droptop.thanks for the awesome shows!!

Glad you got the steering geometry all figured out, when you get a chance we’d like to see the underside of the front ( where the steering rack ended up = working best ) car looks fantastic- great job. 👏👍👌

Nice job Fitzee. Than for taking us along. Kind regards. Alberta.

Looks Great Tony thanks for the show! Can't wait for the next project😁

Yea Wendy! Rock it Girl! Tony, you continue to be "Da Man"!

The project turned out very nice.....good content and thanks...🔧🔧👍

Congratulations 🎉 The final details are incredibly difficult to finish. Even with all your help I struggle with the body work. I'm a mechanic first and enjoy the details, as frustrating as they can be. I was torn on my 64 F100 between swapping the solid front axle for the crown Vic. All said and done the old solid axle drives perfect and I installed a disc brake conversion. Now the bad news!😢 It steers like a truck! I know, it is a truck but with the radial tires on her the extra rubber contact on the pavement doesn't help. Really glad you got it done! ( Although we know they're never really done) Thanks and welcome back!

Looks very good… grats to the finishing of the build 👍🏽 i have been following this build and your otter build with great interest.. 👍🏽👍🏽

Very cool to see the Mustang finished. Wendy your Mustang looks beautiful definitely a cool car to cruise the coast in

Beautiful! Been waiting to see this one on the road for a while...thanks for sharing.

It's beautiful well done Sir. God bless you both and don't forget shop cat bless it too.

Was waiting for Wendy to do a burnout!

Rome wasn't built in a day, but when it was, it was perfect. Kudos 👏

Excellent job finishing her up. The project really worked out. Congrats!

Tony, when you go to a Springsteen concert, you would be happy to just sit and let him walk through mist if the concert. Its just how it is.... Fitzee, you are the boss of cut n butter, so just keep em coming mate, 😂😂😂❤❤❤, Joe

Looks GREAT Tony ! Thanks for taking us a long.

FITZEE those dadgum gremlins get ya Everytime 🥴 Wendy's ride is a perfect fit ! Sounds nice too !

finally!! We are watching Anderw Zimmerman on tv talking about restaurants in Sant John in your neck of the woods, moose stew at Oreilly's by the way the mustang looks GOOD!

Ya gotta take care of your sweetheart. Thanks for the update.

I feel your pain. Did an antenna on my sons car, 2 screws 3hrs later. The stang looks fabulous.

Nice job. Wendy looked happy.

She got a might fine looking car there. And you did an amazing job putting it back to that condition. She can be very proud of it and you should be proud of yourself for the hard work you’ve done on it. Now it’s time for the both of you to enjoy it. Great job. Later

Beautiful job Tony, congratulations.

That's a sweet mustang! She's a lucky girl!