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    lGo Bobby go!!
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    Thanks Bob , the motivation is coming in to stick to just the one , I have practiced by not looking at the others to much in there garage . That's when I have a tendency to go eBay or site shopping , then a year gets lost .

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    Well I did the floors on both sides and did do a little patching on the inner wheel house . Did not feel it that assessable to take out all the outer structure. . I did how ever place a cup brush on a grinder and clean and then paint a good coat of self etching primer all over .
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    trunk floor

     



    Well the trunk floors where not bad at all , but for $24 a piece at the time I could just drill out spot welds .

    I took out the floors and cleaned both rear rails ,they were clean and no rust out which is very common to the model . Here after cleaning I again used the self etching primer with a brush .

    I had the right quarter panel off at the same time ,.








    I just ended up replacing all the panels that were intact by welds , I even spot welded the floors in like factory .
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