These cars have really gone up in value, yours sounds like a beast and it was probably a ton of fun. Curious, can you get the floor pans to weld in? I imagine Mustang body panel/parts are probably made aftermarket? :?: Yes, you can get the floor pans aftermarket, partial or full pans. You could bas...

I want to purchase a flow gauge for my Lincoln Mig SP-135-T using a C25 gas mix.

Hobbyist usage on auto sheet metal replacement.

Looking at the Harris 601’s.

Thoughts?

I’m assuming these are not made in the USA....

Hi Tracey and welcome to the forum. Posting your location and also the equipment that you are using will help. There is lot of info available in the wtt forum from a lot of different experience levels. You will have to take ALL of that info and use what works for YOU. Also posting in the proper for...

Oscar wrote:Welcome! Filling out your location helps out a lot, just FYI.

Location captured! Thanks Oscar

Good luck on your restoration! I owned a 1967 Mustang GTA convertible when I was younger, it was one of my favorite cars. It had a high performance 390 in it, and mine had the Shelby polished aluminum panels in the interior. The only real problem it had was the radiator on those cars is so frickin'...

I like this forum! I trained in auto collision and restoration in high school, apprenticed and then worked as a collision tech for 6 years - that was 30 years ago! I got out of the collision shops and have been in the corporate business world for the past 30 years. I always missed the collision shop...