BlackBullitt22
01-19-2010, 12:31 PM
Hey guys I picked up a 1969 Fastback around the 1st of this year, I have been working on it weekends and after work some days. It came with a 302-2V V8 Engine in it that ran when I went to pick her up. I checked the VIN and it originally was a T Code so it had an Inline 6. I am looking to Resto-Mod it and have ~500RWHP most likely using a built up 351W. I am still stripping it down, right now I have removed... the Fenders, Hood, Doors, Engine, Tranny, The Interior with the exception the steering wheel/column and some harnesses ill probably finish getting that out tonight. I have sanded about 30-40% of the car so far.... and I have found quite a bit of Bondo on both Quarter Panels and the Roof. As for Rust damage.. The floorboard behind the driver seat platform has rusted through and there are small area were it has rusted through on the front passenger so I basically need new floorboards from what I can tell. I guess what I am asking is..
How much will it cost to have the following replaced:
Floorboards (Rust Damage)
Driver and Passenger Quarter Panels (Dent/Body Damage)
Roof (Dent/Body Damage)
As far as I can tell that is the only damage... but I am no expert... the underside of the car seems pretty clean... as well as the Torque Boxes and Cowl... which I have heard are usually pretty common problem areas... I am considering picking up a Lincoln MIG welder and learning to do it myself.. but.. I don't see that going as well as I would hope.. lol.
Any tips appreciated, look forward to talking to you guys (and asking plenty of questions) as I restore this car.
Thanks,
Brandon
How much will it cost to have the following replaced:
Floorboards (Rust Damage)
Driver and Passenger Quarter Panels (Dent/Body Damage)
Roof (Dent/Body Damage)
As far as I can tell that is the only damage... but I am no expert... the underside of the car seems pretty clean... as well as the Torque Boxes and Cowl... which I have heard are usually pretty common problem areas... I am considering picking up a Lincoln MIG welder and learning to do it myself.. but.. I don't see that going as well as I would hope.. lol.
Any tips appreciated, look forward to talking to you guys (and asking plenty of questions) as I restore this car.
Thanks,
Brandon