Re: 1968 Plymouth GTX
Posted: Tue Jun 14, 2022 11:53 am
Finished grinding down the drip rail and front spot welds on the roof skin:
Decided to tackle the rear deck panel and lower window corners. After drilling out the spot welds along the trunk edge, I tried to loosen the panel and it wouldn't budge. That's when I discovered this:
I knew there was some brazing done in the left side upper quarter panel at the window but had no idea just how much brazing had been done elsewhere.
Tried heating that spot with Mapp gas and scraping it with a screwdriver but that didn't work. I will need to pull out the Acetylene torch and melt all this stuff out of there.
Decided to tackle the rear deck panel and lower window corners. After drilling out the spot welds along the trunk edge, I tried to loosen the panel and it wouldn't budge. That's when I discovered this:
I knew there was some brazing done in the left side upper quarter panel at the window but had no idea just how much brazing had been done elsewhere.
Tried heating that spot with Mapp gas and scraping it with a screwdriver but that didn't work. I will need to pull out the Acetylene torch and melt all this stuff out of there.