1970 Ford Maverick Resto Hector

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  1. hectorsalinasx

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    progress

    i cut one section of the floor pans....the other one is just a rectangle....should have the replacements done by saturday...im fabbing it at work...and ill finish cutting the pedals section on saturday as well
     

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    i cut one section of the floor pans....the other one is just a rectangle....should have the replacements done by saturday...im fabbing it at work...and ill finish cutting the pedals section on saturday as well
     
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    Lzoesch Levi Zoesch

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    More pics and need shop vac :D
     
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    ill take some more when i get the pieces of sheet metal cut.....i have a shop vac....well one from harbor freight....does the job well
     
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    With all that rust you should check for leaks in the cowl by pouring water in the vents by the windshield wipers.
     
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    good ideal....i will
     
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    mav1970 Bob Hatcher

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    All of my front floor pan repairs were due to a leaking cowl - I just looked at it as another thing to repair but now everything is solid like new again :thumbs2:
     
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    dang its been a while since i did something to the car besides taking out to the driveway and back to the garage lol , anyways.

    I got the brushable seam sealer and rust encapsulator from Eastwood, this afternoon i only had time to apply the seam sealer but probably tomorrow morning ill paint it.

    Here are the pics, stuff is real good and real easy to, I am NO expert at this so it might not look that good but im sure is going to seal, i was prettty generous on the amount and still have half left in the can.

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    let me know what you think, its always good to hear somebodyelse's point of view
     
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    mav1970 Bob Hatcher

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    Looks like you did a good job fixing the floor rust :thumbs2:

    With your ignition switch under the dash and not in the column, your car is a 69 1/2 model not a 1972 like your avatar says :hmmm:
     
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    Yea turned out nice....better than i expect it....

    Yea is a "69.5" the avatar has the info of when i joined and i was reeal close of getting a 72 grabber....but didnt happen thats why....i gotta change it, im actually pretty happy ibgot this one...its a 69 1/2 with factory a/c i like it
     
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    mav1970 Bob Hatcher

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    OK, I thought you might have not known LOL!:bouncy:
     
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    Paul Masson MCCI Atlantic Canada Rep

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    Your repair panels look great! You have far less rust repair than most people are able to get away with. Did you have a chance to check your cowl yet?
     
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    Yea i poured water thru the vents and i didnt see anything inside
     
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    so i got up early and painted the car. I really like the way it turned out....next....dynamat...maybe next month lol

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