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I agree. I hate seeing cars sit like that and the owner not wanting to sell it because he has plans to fix it, then 10 years later it's still there in much worse shape. It's always nice to see them go to a good home.NixVegaGT wrote:
Glad to see that one get some attention. It was looking pretty sad sitting in the weeds like that.
vegachick72 wrote:I agree we werent planning on cutting it up but once we got it home we realized that the back end (from the back seat back)was rusted beyond belief. So we had to replace it anyways and figured while we are at it we might as well make it safer by adding the frame and cage. For some reason the guys don't seem to think little ol' me could handle it.
But I did try to save as much of the interior and everything as I could to keep from having to make it a complete gutted race car as I really don't want it to be anything more than a SAFE quick cruiser.
NixVegaGT wrote:Hey new H-buddy. Cool. I was wondering if you guys took that front fender off before you patched it? It's likely that it rusted because that is a spot where leaves and stuff likes to load up. You would have seen the debris from the inside through the vent holes.
It may be worthwhile to pop that fender off and patch the underbody there.
Have you figured out what your powerplant will be?
Glad to see that one get some attention. It was looking pretty sad sitting in the weeds like that. Very cool. Thanks.
BTW you got a name or do you want us to just call you VegaChick?
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