unfrozen1969

I have to agree with the previous poster, sometimes I ask my self, what the hell am I trying to accomplish, it is much easier to buy a complete car and work extra Overtime to pay for it. But then there is that part of me that is longing for the satisfaction of rebuilding a classic. Your car looks great, and thanks for the photos....maybe its just the long Winter's in Canada..... Bill from Ottawa

Looking nice..

What were the lottery numbers you chose when you were the big winner....The car is really coming along, can't wait to see it when it is done. Bill

The paint on your car turned out great.

Are you in Canada? Bill from Ottawa

Do mind if I ask what price range they are in? Bill

Could you try Oxy/Acetylne with a brass rod, try a small patch, the brass is very flexible and soft. Bill

Here is another one... I hope that this helps. Bill

The attachment that I have shows them sideways, granted this is coming from a coupe. I will try and locate a better photo. Bill

Nice project and thanks for the photos, keeping them coming. Bill from Ottawa Canada

That makes sense. When I got my car from Calgary, it was in the midst of a restroation, and only one side of the floor is out and the other is still solid. I was wondering how to tackle this part, but that makes it sound easier. I was under the impression that I should get my doors done next, either reskinned or replaced, so that I can aligne them properly to ensure that all the spaces are good before tackling the floors. What did you do with your doors? Bill

Welcome and feel free to post lots of photos of your progress. Bill from Ottawa Canada.

Question for ya..When you were welding your floors, what did you do to maintain the openings for the doors. Did yo keep the doors in place, or did you weld bars in the door openeings to stablize the car while the new floors were going in. Do you have any pics.. Bill from Ottawa

nice progress, you are making us Canadians look good.... Bill

I look forward to seeing pixs of the new suspension. Bill

The car looks great, you have done alot of work, and the car looks awesome. Congratulations. Bill

Man, your car looks really clean, what work do you think needs to be done? Bill

Awesome, another convertible. Keep the photos coming, and good luck on your build, the car looks really good. Bill from Ottawa

Nice work on the rails. Time to go and shovel the driveway. What are you using for a shovel? I hear that some people in lotus land are using dust pans, man that must be hard. Have a good holiday season. Bill from Ottawa

Did you have to replace any of the front frame rails? If so, was the floor already out, and if so, how did you know how to align it. Bill

It's not just Steve, it is King Steve...Good work Steve, you are making us all envious and proud. Bill from Canada, eh.

If I could find the time, I would love to start a 69 convertible registry.. Bill

You are a welding machine, nice work... Bill

Embrace it my friend, it couldn't be happening to a nicer person.....LOL Bill

I was fortunate enough to find a guy who had a mobile commercial sand blasting truck, and for $400 and 4 hours later, she silica blasted the whole car. It turned out great, and I ahve since apoxy rimed the whole car. It will have to be blasted again when the day comes to start working on it, but it is preserved for a long time now. Bill