your arms must be jacked from all this sanding you do! also are you including the price of sandpaper and disks ? i know you prob get a case for cheap

keep up the great work as always tho. coming together nicely.

Thanks!

And lets just say, I've got a pretty good technique, if you know what I mean

Repetitive back and forth motions are a favorite past time of mine. Haha.


And yeah, I do include the costs of materials; however, I STILL have not had to buy any store goods yet, aside from what's already been listed. One of the main goals of this project was to use up all the left over and scrap materials I've accumulated over the years of various paint jobs/body repair. That's also why this paint job cost 74 dollars.

I'll say though, that after this project, my stores are definitely getting low. And I'm REALLY close to needing a 75/25 bottle refill for the mig, but I'm trying to tack up my last 5 body molding holes without having to drop 40 bucks on a refill.

Achieved my goal tonight.

Passenger door... Prepped.



Paint tomorrow, Same as before. Hatch comes home.

Days worked on project to date: 33

Total money spent on project to date: $889

Door....Sprayed.










We'll see if I can't prep another panel for tomorrow, however at this time, it's looking unlikely.

We'll see....

I got out to work most of the day today. Got the majority of the passenger side body work done. I intend on spraying the unibody sometime this week. I'll continue spraying these panels starting tomorrow.

I'm hoping to drive the car by the weekend.

Days spent on project to date: 34

Total money spent on project to date: $889

awesome job

When you going to fix that old Ford pick up with the metal bed?

I like the other wheels better....


Cool project! Fun read. Hope it continues to go well for ya.

http://imgur.com/bU6tKto

I've joined the club it's a 76 280 2+2

Pay no attention to the awesome bath tub