So Thom Fitzpatrick says: > > And Edmund A. Hintz thus wrote: > > > > Looked at a '59 today here in Austin (I believe it was posted to > > the list a few days back) and it has some hardcore cancer. Down by the > > crossmembers that the floorpan rests on. Hardcore. Seems to me this is real > > difficult to repair, any thoughts? The fellow has done a decent job on the > > interior, it's in pretty fair shape, just a few spots with water damage. > > Cute paint job too, real hippied out. The wife loves it, but I'm afraid > > it's beyond me since I can't weld. > > Anyone can weld. > > Look at my '54 to see a real rust case. Ditto to what Thom said. Now Thom is a real persevering kinda guy so he gets the job done in a fairly quick amount of time. But I'm not gonna let that stop me. I just gotta get my other honey-dos done first in then I'm going to go great guns on my single cab. It's just not up front in the queue right now. Steven Sacramento, CA sjohnson@pcocd2.intel.com
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