Kens Kruizer, 64 Impala

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Chad.S;20090 said:
Getting deeper into this one.
What a mess, surely not much left of it.
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Where did this car come from? Back east? Man there is a lot of rust on this baby.
 
It was "restored" in 85, then parked.
Wonder if they charged him for the 20lbs of roof slashing and tar we removed.
 
All that tar reminds me of an Eldorado I once had. Didn't see it till it was too late.
 
[QUOTE='68 Coronet R/T;18577]Nice work Chad. I really appreciate you posting these progress pictures.[/QUOTE]

Absolutely, great to learn from people that give a rats behind about doing things right.
 
The guys were at it while I was out doing sales, almost have the trunk floor in and it's about to go outside to blast the seams where the floor will be welded.
 
Looking good Chad.
You're a brave bunch down there. I don't mind a bit of rust, but I would never touch something like that.
 
Should be good as new when you're done! Love the look of the SPI black epoxy on those interior / structural panels.
 
Wow ...that is one of those ...where do i start....and where does it end.. relly looks like you got whopped now..
Nice job.
 
ryan1;20311 said:
Wow ...that is one of those ...where do i start....and where does it end.. relly looks like you got whopped now..
Nice job.
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It seems like we get all of the jobs that fall into that category in this area ryan.. Good thing we still enjoy a challenge.
 
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