I've been planning on making my '91 a weekend only car as soon as I get something else to drive this fall. I had planned on investing some $$$ in getting the body work done and have it repainted. With the exception of a nice dent in my rear passenger quarter panel (courtesy of a neighbor) and the need to replace the front bumper/ground effects, the car is in decent shape. No visible rust and the paint is still fair. Now to my question: I had a mechanic not to bother fixing up this car, saying that the sheet metal on a car as old as mine is too thin this at this age to be worth fixing up (I guess the dent will require some bondo work). Is there any truth to this? It's been my plan for some time now to fix up the ol' Stang and this is a bit demoralizing.