I have cancer.
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I have cancer.
Here's the floor panels on my 'vert from behind the passenger seat.
I'm assuming I'll have to have new metal welded in, although, I had a thought: If I remove all the rust, could I just build a thick, fiberglass floor there? It's not structural, the metal is really damn thin, so would it be a big deal if I just did it in fiberglass?

I started cutting out the nasty piece:
I'm assuming I'll have to have new metal welded in, although, I had a thought: If I remove all the rust, could I just build a thick, fiberglass floor there? It's not structural, the metal is really damn thin, so would it be a big deal if I just did it in fiberglass?

I started cutting out the nasty piece:
yup just like mine congrats man lol j/k sucks dont it
when I was planning on restoring my TII I talked to some guy from wolf steel restorations. he said they could make anything I needed for the car. you may wanna talk to them.
when I was planning on restoring my TII I talked to some guy from wolf steel restorations. he said they could make anything I needed for the car. you may wanna talk to them.
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Originally Posted by staticguitar313
find donor metal
nope you need metal that is raised and formed or it provides no strength to the chassis, theres a reason why it has all the funky shapes stamped into it, its to add ridgity (spelling) to the chassis. so find a vert in a junkyeard with good metal and cut out the piece(s) you need.
That's easily repairable.
I just posted something about RUSTS to remind everyone about it.
I got a few rust spots, but I got to them before they spread. . .
I'm gonna recheck again. eheh it's nasty.
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That's easily repairable.
I just posted something about RUSTS to remind everyone about it.
I got a few rust spots, but I got to them before they spread. . .
I'm gonna recheck again. eheh it's nasty.
[/QUOTE
ya that guy gonna spread your butt checks LAN HAHA]
That's easily repairable.
I just posted something about RUSTS to remind everyone about it.
I got a few rust spots, but I got to them before they spread. . .
I'm gonna recheck again. eheh it's nasty.
[/QUOTE
ya that guy gonna spread your butt checks LAN HAHA]
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I had a hole starting in the same place on my '89 vert. I just cut the rust out and made the hole into a nice square, used a piece of sheet metal, pounded it with a hammer to form it a bit then used seam sealer all around the area and used pop rivots to hold the sheet metal in place. I then went up underneath and seam sealed the entire area from the bottom...good as new or close to it.
But you do have more rust than I had...
But you do have more rust than I had...
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