RUSTY!
So as you can see we had a bit of rust to contend with.� The rockers were shot since it had sat so long in the field.�� The underbody however was actually pretty clean due to a very nice undercoating from a previous owner.�� The only bad spot underneath was in the rear where the insulation wicked up moisture.
To the right and below had to be the worst sections by far.� The lower passenger side rear section of Goatfolks was basically missing.�� Along the body a trim molding once existed.�� It was missing but the rivets that once held it in place rusted nice holes in a straight line down the quarter panel.�� This wasn't looking too promising at this point with the sun shining through all of these holes.�� It was a challenge though.�� We were not looking for a restoration by any means, just to patch up the holes and make it look presentable while keeping the elements out.�� It was still a tough job.
This is just an interior shot of the same area from the inside.� This gives you an idea of just how bad this side was.�� We also had removed the rear doors since they too were shot.�� We ended up replacing them with a junkyard set that were in "better" shape, but not perfect.�
