Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 33 minutes ago
Found a fist-sized rust hole in our 1967 Mustang floor pan while removing the back seat belts, and it wasn’t pretty. In this episode, we show exactly how to repair a rust hole the right way using scrap metal, an air saw, and a rotary tool. Perfect for anyone tackling classic car rust repair or Mustang restoration at home!
In this episode, we’ll show you step-by-step how to:
Assess how rust can grow under carpet and seat mounts
Make an accurate template for a clean metal patch
Cut out the bad section using our air saw and high-speed rotary tool
Weld in a scrap metal patch from another project for a strong, lasting repair
Whether you’re working on your own classic Mustang or any vintage ride, this video shows how to deal with unexpected rust the right way — with precision, patience, and a bit of scrap ingenuity.
Tools featured: Air saw, high-speed rotary tool, welder
Car: 1967 Ford Mustang
Watch how we turn a scary rust hole into solid steel again, because every good restoration deserves a solid foundation.
Driven by Passion, Not by the YouTube Algorithm.
Subscribe to AutoRestoMod for more hands-on restoration tips, fabrication how-tos, and old-school problem solving — every week.
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Episode 716
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Sponsors:
nationalpartsdepot.com
eatondetroitspring.com
Contact:
Jford@autorestomod.com
Insta: @autorestomod
patreon.com/gasolinemedia
#RustRepair #Autorestomod #ClassicCarRestoration #1967Mustang #MustangRestoration #MetalFabrication #Bodywork #DIYRestoration #MuscleCar
Found a fist-sized rust hole in our 1967 Mustang floor pan while removing the back seat belts, and it wasn’t pretty. In this episode, we show exactly how to repair a rust hole the right way using scrap metal, an air saw, and a rotary tool. Perfect for anyone tackling classic car rust repair or Mustang restoration at home!
In this episode, we’ll show you step-by-step how to:
Assess how rust can grow under carpet and seat mounts
Make an accurate template for a clean metal patch
Cut out the bad section using our air saw and high-speed rotary tool
Weld in a scrap metal patch from another project for a strong, lasting repair
Whether you’re working on your own classic Mustang or any vintage ride, this video shows how to deal with unexpected rust the right way — with precision, patience, and a bit of scrap ingenuity.
Tools featured: Air saw, high-speed rotary tool, welder
Car: 1967 Ford Mustang
Watch how we turn a scary rust hole into solid steel again, because every good restoration deserves a solid foundation.
Driven by Passion, Not by the YouTube Algorithm.
Subscribe to AutoRestoMod for more hands-on restoration tips, fabrication how-tos, and old-school problem solving — every week.
💬 Join the Rebellion — Driven by Passion, Not by the YouTube Algorithm.
Episode 716
___________________________________
Sponsors:
nationalpartsdepot.com
eatondetroitspring.com
Contact:
Jford@autorestomod.com
Insta: @autorestomod
patreon.com/gasolinemedia
#RustRepair #Autorestomod #ClassicCarRestoration #1967Mustang #MustangRestoration #MetalFabrication #Bodywork #DIYRestoration #MuscleCar
