[64speed]

Not worth arguing over, anyway, so my trunk lid is in really bad shape. My bodyman says of all the parts of the car it is gonna be the most time consuming. Sad thing is is that it is the best one I could find and light years ahead of the one that was on the car. Oh well cant ride the gravy train with biscuit wheels forever. As long as progress is being made daily I am happy

[geeteeohguy]

Originally Posted by 64speed

Not worth arguing over, anyway, so my trunk lid is in really bad shape. My bodyman says of all the parts of the car it is gonna be the most time consuming. Sad thing is is that it is the best one I could find and light years ahead of the one that was on the car. Oh well cant ride the gravy train with biscuit wheels forever. As long as progress is being made daily I am happy

You could try Franks Pontiac Parts out west here in the CA desert. Usually has lots of rust free sheetmetal. A good friend of mine had two or three rust free '64 trunk lids but got rid of them about 5 years ago when he sold off the last of his Pontiac parts stash. Rust free parts are not uncommon out here.....less common than they used to be, but still out there. I would think a well bought rust free trunk lid could save you a ton of $$$ in labor in the long run.

[64speed]

Inner fenders ready for paint

[64speed]

Moving right along