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Body work
Next up was the body work. It needs alot more than I thought and I have never done any before so I will get plenty of practice
Rockers were rotted, below gas tank needed work rear 1/4 panels and rear sill.
My intention after body repairs was to have it blasted but i could not find anyone local and reasonable so I decided to strip it myself. I used airplane stripper and 3000 psi power washer. I also tried regular strip-ez (for wood) since I had some around..... it does work near as well as the airplane stuff. That airplane stuff is very very very stinky, I had to use the respirator even outside with the wind blowing... and it burns like
when it gets on ya. so be aware.
Next up was the body work. It needs alot more than I thought and I have never done any before so I will get plenty of practice

My intention after body repairs was to have it blasted but i could not find anyone local and reasonable so I decided to strip it myself. I used airplane stripper and 3000 psi power washer. I also tried regular strip-ez (for wood) since I had some around..... it does work near as well as the airplane stuff. That airplane stuff is very very very stinky, I had to use the respirator even outside with the wind blowing... and it burns like
