- Jul 27, 2005
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Just a rant! I am currently replacing the floor pans in my 65. I'm tired of spot welds!!!!!!!! There is no real easy way I have found, although some ways are easier than others. And the real fun of replacing the top hats hasn't even began yet. Thats the next project after the floor pans. And while wire wheeling away at seem sealer and rust I have discovered that the seam where the firewall meets the cowl (starting at just under the export brace location) all the way to the passenger side and down the cowl side panel is like swiss cheese. Basically everywhere there was seam sealer is rusted through. This isn't a huge deal since this is a project and it doesn't have to be completed anytime soon...but it definately added monthes and monthes on the project.
I figure after I drill out 150 spot welds for the cowl, I can go ahead and drill out the rest for the passenger fender apron and then either fabricate or buy a new firewall piece and cut out the areas I need. Im going to be getting more than enough practice at welding sheet metal.
I figure after I drill out 150 spot welds for the cowl, I can go ahead and drill out the rest for the passenger fender apron and then either fabricate or buy a new firewall piece and cut out the areas I need. Im going to be getting more than enough practice at welding sheet metal.