Where I'm at so far...

[NO_H2O]

Weld-R-Up. March is commin' fast.

[yetibone]

Originally Posted by NO_H2O

Weld-R-Up. March is commin' fast.

Uh,...I prolly won't be finished by then.

[zen]

bad arse! :agree:

[yetibone]

Here's pics of the pieces I cut off the '69.

[yetibone]

...and here's what I just did with them (see attachments).

Before welding the pieces in I primed the oxidized bare metal surfaces with Oxy-Solve rust converter, then brushed on some POR-15 to seal it.

One more patch in the left side, and the rust is fixed.

[Lazarus]

yeti did you get the foam out? when i had the quarters relaced on mine i had todd ( my good friend and body shopper) to remove all the foam so it wouldnt hold any water,it causes lots of destruction. just look but its fixed now thank goodness.

http://www.germanlook.com/Forums/att...tachmentid=867

http://www.germanlook.com/Forums/att...tachmentid=868

http://www.germanlook.com/Forums/att...tachmentid=869

[yetibone]

Originally Posted by Lazarus

yeti did you get the foam out? when i had the quarters relaced on mine i had todd ( my good friend and body shopper) to remove all the foam so it wouldnt hold any water,it causes lots of destruction. just look but its fixed now thank goodness.

http://www.germanlook.com/Forums/att...tachmentid=867

http://www.germanlook.com/Forums/att...tachmentid=868

http://www.germanlook.com/Forums/att...tachmentid=869

Yeah, while I had pieces cut out of the rear window corners, I could see how and why they rusted out in the first place. Stiff foam traps water away from it's core, next to the metal.

I made a hook out of a barbecue skewer and tore it all out before I welded the new pieces in place. Everything I could touch with a paintbrush got oxy-solved, and POR-15'd inside.