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Yes the yellow primer is Squeeges epoxy primer. Great stuff. Direct to metal, very high build with no shrinkage. Also reduced can be used as a sealer. And yes the first picture is my oldest Grandson. He's helping me on his days off and late start days. His being here is really helping too! The...

Bodywork done on roof, quarters and rocker panels and got her in first primer.

Very nice job!

Last night's sunset.

Roof and rocker panel seams done. Next step is to get both quarters straight.

Yes, exactly.

Got the lead work on the quarter seams done today and finished them off with All-Metal.

Generaly (pun intended) these can be tough but not this one.

I've owned a couple of these wagons. Great driving cars!

Got it all stripped down and on the rotisserie today.

Got the alignment issues figured out and fixed. Tomorrow we'll take it all back apart and put it on the rotisserie. Then we can go to town on it.

Got it from the picture. She has a distinctive look.

On this one the factory shroud bolted right up.

I've looked at most of your ads and I gotta ask: What was so bad about this car that it's being parted out? All the parts look so good. :confused:

Easy peasy!

Ok, got it in and test drove it. Temp gauge stayed at the low mark of normal. $143 with tax, I think it was worth it. Easy installation except I had to redrill one mounting hole that was 1/2 inch off.

True, a big reason was most households were one income. Try surviving that way now!

If he has kids he should've bought a 3 row wagon!

Well I had to do something if I want to drive the car so I bought one for $140. It's supposed to be here today so I will let you know how it works.

Epoxy primer.