Reply to "Rust behind the front door"

panteradougMember

Talk to Johnny Woods about an intire panel. He may have them already done and it is just as easy to install a new panel as it is to patch it properly.

This is just a rust prone area of the car and they probably all have some there to some extent.

It's a problem of monoquoc design and too tight of a space for drains to work right over the years.

Probably had the beginnings of rust on the assembly line and the only way to have protected the car properly would have been to use heavily galvanized components or vat dip the car in electrostatic primer like Ford did with the Mustangs.

3/22/135:01 AM

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