1992 2wd

[Jargon]

Wow! That's an intimidating amount of rust! Kudos to you for being confident enough to tackle it. :thumbsup:  I'm excited to follow your progress.  :popcorn:

[ahmincha]

Thanks for the encouragement Jar. If the frame/unibody was not in good shape I would not be doing this  

[ahmincha]

I had to cut out about 1.5' of rust metal and replace it 

 

 

Welded in 

 

[ahmincha]

A coat of rust to metal paint and them a coat of weld thru primer 

 

[ahmincha]

A few pin holes 

all welded up

And a coat of rust to metal paint 

[ahmincha]

 

So I am starting to weld on the rocker. being as I am not a body man can I use filler to cover the rest of this weld to make it look better?

[DirtyComanche]

Applies sparingly, yes, should be fine to do that.  Make a little round profile paddle (or buy one) to put it on evenly and as minimally as possible.

[ahmincha]

Startrted the passenger side but this time I used a plasma cutter instead of cutoff wheels 

 

[ahmincha]

Strokermjcomanche came through with the roof section. Was glad to meet him real nice guy hope to meet with him again. Thanks again!!!

[omega_rugal]

put an AX-15 behind that 4.0...

[ahmincha]

Passnger side floor welded in 

 

 

Driverside started 

 

[ahmincha]

driverside done 

 

[ahmincha]

Rust repair is done 

 

[ahmincha]

Getting ready for epoxy primer 

 

[ahmincha]

all primed 

 

[ahmincha]

Finally the color 

 

[Steve Gregory]

What a transformation!!!

[ahmincha]

Thanks Steven

[DirtyComanche]

Damn, that's a lot of bodywork, but it looks like it has paid off!

[ahmincha]

All chassis saved (por 15) Like material

 

 

[ahmincha]

Dash in 

 

[buxmj]

Wow, awesome work!  Keep the picks coming!

 

Buck. 

[ahmincha]

Thanks buxmj I'll take more pics as I put her back together

[dragordie]

makes me kind of torn between should I have kept my Eliminator 2WD insteed of converting to 4WD.

Wow Nice WORK. :thumbsup:  :thumbsup:  

[ahmincha]

Thanks dragordie