The Great White Brick - '69 Valiant
Thanks! It looks like it goes along the firewall then down through or maybe under? the right frame rail! Just as I suspected. I think the hole in the inner fender where mine was is wrong.
I really don't know WHO is watching, but I hope everyone is. The goal is supposed to be a low cost decent daily driver. It's now going to be a slight custom (because of the Demon front end) and will bear emblems that say "Deviant" that I will either make or have someone airbrush on.
The car will go back to its original white color, with a black interior (originally green), will have the garden variety 318 that was in the car when purchased, and will have small bolt pattern turbine wheels and KH disc brakes up front (because I already have all this stuff ready to bolt on, and budget is concern).
As we progress my buddy Tom want to sandblast everything...it's getting out of control! We might as well stick it on a rotisserie..but the car doesn't warrant that kind of restoration. I think we'll use a lot of Por-15 or Rust Bullet instead of sandblasting everything.
With the floor and frame cut out, there really isn't much rust left! It appears to all be "wet carpet" type rust.
Thanks! It looks like it goes along the firewall then down through or maybe under? the right frame rail! Just as I suspected. I think the hole in the inner fender where mine was is wrong.
I really don't know WHO is watching, but I hope everyone is. The goal is supposed to be a low cost decent daily driver. It's now going to be a slight custom (because of the Demon front end) and will bear emblems that say "Deviant" that I will either make or have someone airbrush on.
The car will go back to its original white color, with a black interior (originally green), will have the garden variety 318 that was in the car when purchased, and will have small bolt pattern turbine wheels and KH disc brakes up front (because I already have all this stuff ready to bolt on, and budget is concern).
As we progress my buddy Tom want to sandblast everything...it's getting out of control! We might as well stick it on a rotisserie..but the car doesn't warrant that kind of restoration. I think we'll use a lot of Por-15 or Rust Bullet instead of sandblasting everything.
With the floor and frame cut out, there really isn't much rust left! It appears to all be "wet carpet" type rust.