1 year and approximately 47 patches not including filling the self tapping screw holes and i have a floor again !
drivers front before
drivers front before
progress has been slow,but...
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drivers center
passenger front
passenger middle
passenger rear
after. seam sealer and another coat of zero rust to go. then on to the trunk
monaco75
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Looks good!
Ironwolf
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All your hard work is paying off !!! it looks real good......... :VB toast:
CanCritter
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paitience is a virture..looks good
70bigblockdodge
Old Man with a Hat
Looks very good, the tin worms where busy there.
67Monaco
Old Man with a Hat
Awesome job! Congrats.
yeah, the car was stored without a top in a leaky garage with a plaster ceiling. the plaster fell inside the car and trapped the moisture there for years. not only was every low spot in the floor rusted, but every place where water dripped from the seat frames etc. the rear seat frame was rusted so badly that i had to remake most of that with the help of a donor (camaro) seat frame. not to mention that the previous owner had put sheets of galvanized duct work over the whole floor with self tapping screws. lots of holes to fill !
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Looks great, nice work! Another one being saved!!
Nice work.
Very good progress!
65sporty
Old Man with a Hat
nice looking repair
bulldogchesty
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Lookin great. Keep up the good work.
Wow, great transformation! Keep it up!
65sporty
Old Man with a Hat
They must be relatives of the grease worms, the one's that eat all of the grease out of front end parts turning them into rusty worn out pieces not safe for a car
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