put any money into it I don't mind fixing the rust
and redoing some things. The owner had primered it
and did some bodywork but it was sprayed to dry and
the bodywork, metal work, and hidden rust weren't
going to slip by.
Welcome to your new home...
Can't polish a turd so you flush it down the toilet!
I used 16 gauge to give it good strength. Not exactly the
factory look but close. The black zero rust is temporary.
I just wanted to cover it up and somewhat match the
preexisting por 15. In the end I will go over the entire
floor and trunk area with white zero rust.
Undetectable from the backside. Just the way I like it.
Now the passenger side.
These must be done in sections. I started with the top
section first.
There's nowhere to hide!
Trunk floor pan
Welded in and seam sealed.
Time for Zero Rusting the underside, wheel wells, fender wells,
fender insides, suspension parts, and nuts and bolts.
Front Suspension Rebuild. These Spring Compressors didn't get
the job done so I borrowed some internal ones.
Looking good!
New rollers, cleaned, and greased!
Bodywork
White PLC High build Poly Primer.
TO BE CONTINUED...
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