i picked this da up for 500 bucks, this car is in great shape except for some rust in the passenger rear quarter panel, and where the rear bumper attaches to the car. it really bugs the hell out of me, so im looking to get it repaired. just wondering if this is gonna be an expensice fix or could some one point me to do it myself.



pic of where i attempted to get rid of the rust



where my bumper sags


i have no expeirence with any type of body work

 

she looks beautiful

 

damn car looks pretty clean to. i actually had the same problems with mine, only way ur gonna get that fixed is to cut out the shitty metal and weld in new metal. probably gonna be around a grand unless u want to do it urself i did mine with the help of a few people i can find my pics from the process if u want.

 

thanks.. yeah pics would be awsome

 

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post up, id like to see too

 

i think i got most the pics on here in a weird order http://g2gsr.blogspot.com/ i might have some more just need a way to host them

 

so you bought a rear quater and cut out what you needed? how much did you pay for that rear qp?

 

paid 100 bux but got it from a local who was pretty cool. oh yah one thing i learned that i recomend to u if u do it urself is to get the quarter panel cut at the factory seams, then u don't have to do as much bodywork.

 

thanks for all the help man

 

any one else have repairs like this? looking for a cheaper way if any to fix this

 

i cant tell from the pics, but is the rust through the metal?...if its not you can grind it all out, fill it, sand, primer, paint...its not a 100% fix but it will slow the rust down for awhile at least...you could also try the rust bullet type sealer stuff. i dont have any experience with it, but it might be worth trying if you dont want to shell out the $$ to get it cut out.