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I've been following along, and this IS a sad story. I hate to see people get ripped when buying a car. The other rust not withstanding, the car definitly needs a used roof if it's gonna be saved. Good luck with it.
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Sad to say this is really typical of a Fla car. I say ours rust from the top down and Northern cars from the bottom up. My 67 Sprint has some issues in the same spots altho not near as many or as extreme. Dont use another body,its borderline forgery.It will just come back to haunt you later. You may want to try a local vo tech school to see if they need a "project". Is hard to find anybody thats good at metal work these days. Most new body men only use bondo and or replacement parts. |
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duplicate
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damn posting errors
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Well, most of the body work is complete, and we hung all the trim to make sure it fit. Next up will be fitting the trunk lid which will complete the body work. The trim looks good and all we are waiting for are the mirrors. The push now is to get it running so we can move it in and out of the paint booth. I can't wait to see some color on it.
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