1970 L-78 Nova Restoration; Saga of The Green Bastard

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02-24-2022, 01:28 AM

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1970 L-78 Nova Restoration; Saga of The Green Bastard

With the car up on the rotisserie it is easier to access for welding. You can see where I have ground down the welds and cut out the overlap of two ribs.

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Ready to plug weld to the quarter bottom

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And all ground/cleaned up. I was very happy with how this turned out. Looks exactly as the original.

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