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Old 05-29-2008, 01:00 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Boy that does look extensive. How were your behind the seat braces? Mine are rusted by where they hook to the back of the trunk. Is it better to find a parts car to take them out of?
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That area is not that visible, I would patch them. how is the trunk area below the rear window? The replacement trunk pan does not include that part of the trunk.

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That`s lookin real sweet Randy!! I must not have done it correctly as you can kinda see the seems in the trunk. I wasn`t able to get the seam sealer to lay down smooth.
I used 3 different brands of seam sealer before I found one that applied easily and could be sanded.
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I used 3 different brands of seam sealer before I found one that applied easily and could be sanded.
Do tell, I may just have to grind mine out and redue it.
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Don't grind, just apply another coat on top of what you have.
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It`s like pullin teeth!!
What brand seam sealer did you find that was sandable??
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What brand seam sealer did you find that was sandable??
I don't remember the name, I purchased it from an automotive paint store and it was in a tube that i used in my caulk gun. I would apply it over the seam and use a bondo blade to smooth it. Then sand it with 80 grit.
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Hey Randy,
I really appreciate the pics. I will print them if I can and take them to the body guy to make sure it's done properly.
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Another body part

Hey guys,
I went to take pics of the dash yesterday for a couple of dash restorers. I decided to check out the package tray and noticed that there may be rust under the cardboard but couldn't look at it very good. I bought the upper deck panel for behind the window, is there a piece I can buy to replace the metal under the cardboard? Or do I have to take one from another car? I'd like to get all my ducks in a row for my parts are arriving next week and I'm taking the car in. Would like to have all that is needed to make a smooth paint job, no surprises....
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The rusted areas on the rear seat brace and under the package tray may be an indication of a leak from the top of the rear window seal. Here is a picture I took of the same area during the restoration. I would check with your local junk yards.


I purchased a dash from Mr. G's Fasterens, they work on a core exchange.

The dash cluster I did myself, you can find the new lenses, the clock was purchased from The Parts Place on a core exchange. The speedometer was rebuilt, zeroed and calibrated locally.
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Hey Randy,
Exactly what I was talking about! My braces have rust on the bottoms. I know the bottom of the window is rusted out, but I haven't checked the top. It doesn't really matter at this point....it's all going to get fixed. I guess there isn't an aftermarket piece for this area?
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