| Project 64 Page 12 |
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| Continuing Bodywork |
| Work progresses on the passenger side of the car. When I first looked at it, it didn't look like a whole lot of work to get it straight again. After I got into the door, I found that something on the inside of the car had dented the door outward in a couple of places, and the 'not so bad' gouge-scrape thing that went from the quarter panel, into the door, had caused some warping along the bottom of the door. At the time of this photo, I have the door marked where the door needs the most attention. A big flat surface, that wants to 'pop' in when you sand it is a real pain in the butt. |
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| And after starring at the front apron for a long enough time, I decided the front end got hit sideways and had a horrible repair job by the PO. I put a floor jack inside the trunk and widened it back out like it should be, and found about a quarter of an inch of bondo over most of the apron. The PO didn't even try to knock out any of the dents, as you can see in these pics. |
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| I'm no expert on bodywork, but geeze, even I dont just slap on a good thick layer of mud to cover everything that's wrong. You know, I though I figured that front apron looked like it stuck out too far. |
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