Re: Stewart's 1955 Packard 400
Posted by Stewart Ballard On 2014/4/6 19:02:51
I'm was bogged down with grunge work this weekend.
Trying to fix the rust on the bottom of drivers side hinge pillar that I posted a couple month ago.
Nothing fun about it. Trying to weld while laying on the floor, looking up, really sucks. What you see in the images below is about 8 hours of work from this weekend. The images show the work tacked in. I did get the welding mostly complete. I still need to get the rockers back in before I can start the same job on the passenger side.
Got all the metal tubing this week for the auto body cart that a friend and I are building. Not in the rush to get the body off the frame as I'm afraid to move the body to it until I get the rockers complete. I have this image in my head of the whole body bending in half so I want the rocker work done before I move it.
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Trying to fix the rust on the bottom of drivers side hinge pillar that I posted a couple month ago.
Nothing fun about it. Trying to weld while laying on the floor, looking up, really sucks. What you see in the images below is about 8 hours of work from this weekend. The images show the work tacked in. I did get the welding mostly complete. I still need to get the rockers back in before I can start the same job on the passenger side.
Got all the metal tubing this week for the auto body cart that a friend and I are building. Not in the rush to get the body off the frame as I'm afraid to move the body to it until I get the rockers complete. I have this image in my head of the whole body bending in half so I want the rocker work done before I move it.
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