67 bronco

[onpier55]

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After the removal of the offending rusty panel. Lots of drilling with the spot weld cutters.

[onpier55]

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It now has become a frame off resto.

[onpier55]

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Frame is on the rotisserie.

[onpier55]

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The donor motor from a 1999 Mountaineer.

[onpier55]

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Working on the wiring harness. Watched the efi guys YouTube. Reflashed PCM is already back from GARRY.

[onpier55]

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Getting ready to sand off fifty years of gunk.

[onpier55]

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What would be the best way to treat this pitting? It’s not rusted bad enough to replace the panel. Thanks in advance.

[onpier55]

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The np435 that’s going in.

[904Bronco]

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After the removal of the offending rusty panel. Lots of drilling with the spot weld cutters.
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This looks strangely Familiar?

[904Bronco]

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What would be the best way to treat this pitting? It’s not rusted bad enough to replace the panel. Thanks in advance.

If you are not doing a Concurs restoration... Treat the panel with SEM rust mort to stop and convert the rust, Prime and paint with epoxy primer, then cover with a bed liner or paint then a /carpet/mat.

For future sales, I also like to document the before and after looks so no one says that you are trying to hide anything with undercoating or bed liner.

[onpier55]

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If you are not doing a Concurs restoration... Treat the panel with SEM rust mort to stop and convert the rust, Prime and paint with epoxy primer, then cover with a bed liner or paint then a /carpet/mat.

For future sales, I also like to document the before and after looks so no one says that you are trying to hide anything with undercoating or bed liner.

I’m not doing this for resale. I want to know what’s the best way to treat. Fill holes, sand, prime and paint. Thanks it’s not going to be a mall princess. I’m not painting outside, hunting trips will scratch outside. Thanks

[bent70]

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Like he said rust converter and epoxy primer is the way to go.

[crawlin68]

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Drivers side floor pan repair. [ATTACH=CONFIG]32223[/ATTACH]

Did you make this piece? I need one just like it.

[onpier55]

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Did you make this piece? I need one just like it.

Yes I made it. I bought the metal from blue collar supply. Had it bent at a buddies sheet metal shop.

[onpier55]

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Going to cut off this metal that PO welded on for the steering box. To see what it’s hiding.