[legryz]

Hi All, With the nice weather and the cruises winding down for the summer I'm thinking of my winter project, the rear section of the car. Today I started removing pieces to see what was ahead for me. I found some damage I didn't expect but I'm not surprised either. Someone had repaired the holes with fiberglas. I think I know what I'm going to repair the damage but I'd like your input to help me decide.
Here's some photo's.

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I'm thinking of just replacing the damaged part of the panel, a lot less welds to remove but than there will be a bit of welding to get the new small piece in. The rest of the panel is in good shape with no holes and straight.
What do you think?

 

[JSHarvey]

Bottom of the quarter, bottom of the trunk drop off, part of the trunk floor, and a bit of the rear panel. If you are a very good welder than just do the areas that need to be removed (the non-rusted original sheet metal is probably thicker than the new pieces).

John Harvey