Description: I started this project in the spring and it sat dormant all summer. Just recently I desided it was time to finish it up and call my labor trade even. He helped us out getting our roof done last fall before winter. I agreed to fix his rockers in trade for his help. I started on it in early spring, but my welder ran out of gas and wire before I got it done. I shifted my attention over to getting my Trans Am on the road before I got around to finishing his car. He had electrical problems my step-son was going to fix for him. He stepped aside and decided to let professionals do it. He trailered the car to our house and dropped it in our garage where I park the Trans Am. So I have to get this done before I can park the T/A there for the winter.

By: Crazyfast79TA

Number of photos: 32

Updated: Sat Oct 13, 2012 10:14 pm

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Passenger side rocker wasn't as bad as driver side, but in the door...

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Patches all welded in and ground down

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This is "pre-primed" metal from Mid-Bus

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Had to make patches in wheel-well

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This is the panel I welded in first in the spring

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There was so much rust it blew holes when I was trying to weld in...

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What I couldn't weld, I brazed

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All holes welded or brazed

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Patches welded in wheel well

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Patch made from my S-10 door skin I replaced

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Looks nasty, but it's just burned paint

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Coming along pretty good

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Pretty tight area to work in

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Not much room on this side either

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All welds ground and dressed

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All welds ground and dressed

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Primer and seam sealer to smooth out the appearance

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