What I did manage to get done is below:
Took the old rear brake line off and replaced with the braided stainless.

Once that was on I carefully reinstalled the pads and calipers

Shot of the fronts since I didnt take one yesterday
Rear wheel on, just need to fix the leak now.
I originally bought a 4" one but it was too short. Here's the Moroso 5" hood pin kit from Summit
Also believe it or not there's a great writeup on how to do this on the mustang forums

First a place to mount them was located, tn a small hole was drilled... then a bigger one.
Next I put a small dab of wax on the tip of the pin to see where to drill the other hole.
Taping up around where the 2nd hole will be
holes were still a bit tight they were drilled out again
Since the hood is on a slant the scuff plates had to be expanded as well
...on this professionally made expanding plank

Then it was just a matter of putting on the cables

2 bloody knuckles later and its done

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