jimkf
Active Member
Many, many moons ago a friend and I terrorized our local neighborhood in a 70 Coronet R/T. Fast forward to now and I got the itch to acquire something different than the building full of Kaiser-Frazer cars I currently own. So, I found a 70 wagon on this site and bought it. After cleaning up some wiring issues it now runs, drives and stops as it should - but it needs some cosmetics. A California car, it's generally rust free but has an ugly driver side fender. I know they're just about unobtainium - they were back in 1977 when we had the other car - so I'm debating trying to have this one fixed, rather than replace it with something that may need just as much work.
Question - would you try to fix this, or replace it with something else? The fender is rot free and aside from what you see has no other damage. I have new bumpers and grilles so it's just the fender that needs help.
I'm in northeastern Ohio in the event you know someone nearby who does wonders with wrinkled sheet metal. It is well beyond my talent level!
Question - would you try to fix this, or replace it with something else? The fender is rot free and aside from what you see has no other damage. I have new bumpers and grilles so it's just the fender that needs help.
I'm in northeastern Ohio in the event you know someone nearby who does wonders with wrinkled sheet metal. It is well beyond my talent level!