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Sane enough. Remove the roof liner, because the acid will go everywhere. -
Thanks guys, I really appreciate the help and experienced opinions. I have spent a lot of my life working on boats so I'm pretty good with fibreglass. I'll take everybody's advice in here; I'll cut a little more of the 2nd layer away as it's a bit crunchy rust and also it's sitting high now. Then I'll wire brush it all a bit to get off anything loose, then I'll soak the bejesus out of it all in rust converter. I'll make sure to get a little hose piece and feed it into all the holes and gaps between the roof layers. Then I'll fibreglass up the holes. Then I'll get a pallet of filler and mix it with 3 buckets of hardener and hope that is enough to build up the roof corner. Does that sound sane? Is one type of filler better than others for this? -
My goals for it atm are to get it registered, respray and some mild power gains eventually... I picked up the car from an elderly gentleman near the border of NSW and VIC, its honestly a bit rough and looks like its been driven on a farm (because there was so much dirt underneath). Last week I dropped the subframe and emptied the old fuel out + added a new fuel pump (think the old one went bad from old fuel). Now I'm onto fixing a coolant leak at the rear of the engine + adding a new radiator as the old one is corroded. After that i have a new bumper, coils (as the old were leaking) and lots more -
Welcome buddy! Plenty on here and YouTube. What are your plans for it? Good luck with the Rwc and Rego bud! -
By soviet_merlin · Posted
Love this so much! Please post a photo when you have a bike on the trailer. I was a little bit worried about having a tow bar on the Skyline, but having it hidden behind the number plate is genius
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