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L695speed · 03-07-2011, 12:15 PM

I am seriously looking at having the metal work done on the 84. The car needs some holes patched up, new doors and floors are probably a good move as well as body work. RPM and SRC, if I post pics of the needs can you guys give me a good guessimate on costs? The car is far from a basket case in fact its among the better projects starting wise I've seen. I'll strip the paint and decals off and get everything separated. But cracks, holes, scrapes in plastic and metal work I need done elsewhere.

A guy I know who is into the old car hobby referred me to the guy who is next to the street that goes out to Island Dragway. Does anyone else know his work? I'm told hes good, and reasonable. I might not have this done all in one shot as its probably gonna be a 5K dollar min job. But if I can get the rot stopped and repaired before it becomes more costly then thats a good thing. Will likely have SFCs welded in while the car is there too.

I'll need to get a rolling chassis before I do anything else with it.

03-07-2011, 12:15 PM	#1
L695speed Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Andover, NJ Posts: 777 iTrader: (0)	Metalwork and maybe paint work I am seriously looking at having the metal work done on the 84. The car needs some holes patched up, new doors and floors are probably a good move as well as body work. RPM and SRC, if I post pics of the needs can you guys give me a good guessimate on costs? The car is far from a basket case in fact its among the better projects starting wise I've seen. I'll strip the paint and decals off and get everything separated. But cracks, holes, scrapes in plastic and metal work I need done elsewhere. A guy I know who is into the old car hobby referred me to the guy who is next to the street that goes out to Island Dragway. Does anyone else know his work? I'm told hes good, and reasonable. I might not have this done all in one shot as its probably gonna be a 5K dollar min job. But if I can get the rot stopped and repaired before it becomes more costly then thats a good thing. Will likely have SFCs welded in while the car is there too. I'll need to get a rolling chassis before I do anything else with it.