Slick 60's

Here are some pics of my work to date. I'm just to the point were I get to start welding and piecing my slick back together. The yellow stuff is an etching primer that has a rust blocker in it....(That stuff is expensive! ) Hoping to have it finished for slick stock. I have spent the last few months drilling out weld spots and cutting so that I can open up areas that are rusted and closed end. I have already bought all the pieces I need to put it back together except for the 4 pieces that I am having fabricated and could not find. They should be done this next week. Hope some of you enjoy the pics. I know I love seeing pics and get ideas from seeing other pics and progress that many of you have shared.

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Greg D wrote:That definitely addresses something that worries me about mine, the surface rust inside the cowl etc. Great way to fix er up right!

That's been a concern of mine too, along with the upper portion between the windshield & hood. Most everything else is easily accessible.
Looks like you're doing an excellent job, with lots of room & tools at your disposal. It's gonna be schweet when you're finished.

The primer I used was Veriprime from Dupont. They also make a cheaper brand that is called Nation.