OK...here's the deal. I had a local guy do some metal work on my 73 Dart Sport a years ago...trunk floor w/ extensions, inner fender well, and 3 of the 6 interior floor pan sections. When you look at the trunk and floor pans from the top, everything looks great. When you look from underneath however, it looks like total $hit..especially the floor pans. Huge gaps between existing and replaced metal (he ended up doing each section individually), BIG sections not welded, rough torch cuts, etc, etc, etc. Basically my buddy and I did a MUCH better work as teenagers 20+ years ago replacing the rear frame rails in this car that this "pro" did on the floors...scary!
So my question is...do I try and fix up what is there, and put in alot of work to get is back to so-so? Or do I start over, remove EVERYTHING in the floor that he did, and replace it all w/ a 1 piece pan from AMD? This is NOT going to be a concours show car when it's done, but it will be nice.
Thoughts everyone?
So my question is...do I try and fix up what is there, and put in alot of work to get is back to so-so? Or do I start over, remove EVERYTHING in the floor that he did, and replace it all w/ a 1 piece pan from AMD? This is NOT going to be a concours show car when it's done, but it will be nice.
Thoughts everyone?
