My Toxic '74 Duster
Well, the body tech (a repatriated Cuban who speaks less English than I do Spanish) has been very busy. He's finished with the trunk (sorry, I don't have that pic), welded in the new floor pan, repaired a few holes in the backseat section that attaches to the floor pan, fitted up the 4-speed hump (not yet welded in), repaired damage to the lower right door jamb, and almost completely rebuilt the right drip rail section (he was unaware I was trying to get a replacement part) - and all using a stick welder! When going over all of his work with our interpreter, he keeps saying "A little bit at a time."
Well, the body tech (a repatriated Cuban who speaks less English than I do Spanish) has been very busy. He's finished with the trunk (sorry, I don't have that pic), welded in the new floor pan, repaired a few holes in the backseat section that attaches to the floor pan, fitted up the 4-speed hump (not yet welded in), repaired damage to the lower right door jamb, and almost completely rebuilt the right drip rail section (he was unaware I was trying to get a replacement part) - and all using a stick welder! When going over all of his work with our interpreter, he keeps saying "A little bit at a time."