Another step forward

This weekend I reached a major(?) milestone - I welded the last of my replacement sheet metal. There is still a lot of cleanup to do. With the tail panel installed that makes front floorpans, trunk pan, wheel houses, trunk drop-offs and quarter panels. Whew! This was all new to me so I guess this proves that anyone can do it.

Looks great, wish I had the time and knowledge to do that kind of work.

Later

looking good man...awesome:)

lookin' good !!! i too wish i knew how ta weld... yeah i know... practice practice practice...


i'm happy ta hear of yer progress... now that we see what yer up to, don't take too long for more great update reports with lotsa pics ;)

ya don't want us sending the dogs out on ya, DO YA ??? ;)



Be Good !!! :D

Looks great! Now that you know what your doing...You can come and do mine. HEHE:D

70,Very nice work.Looking at it nobody would be able to tell you havent done it before.

oh we could "tell" but we won't ;)

i mean, he's showing/telling us !!! :D :D :D


hehehe :D

Whew! This was all new to me so I guess this proves that anyone can do it.

yeah, right. Like I believe that! :rolleyes:

Looks good! :)

Greetings,

You're well on your way now! It won't take much to get those welds cleaned up and start working on getting the body ready for some vari-prime.

Jason

Nice. You've done well. The little Yenko emblem on the trunk lid isn't there for nothing. That's a real deal deuce. And he's doin it himself. That's very cool.:D

Thanks for the comments. I've gotten a lot of help from many of the board members. Schoyne gave me a lot of tips on replacing the quarters so I could save the "telephone receiver" section on my original door jams. My next big thing is to buy or build a rotisserie so I can do the underside; until then, I will finish up all the welds and put a little primer on them.