Before I bought the car, it had been rear-ended on the right side. Although it wasn't horrible, the damage to the bumper support was enough to make it so nothing would line up once the car goes back together. Anyway, once you chain up the car where ever the damage is, put some pressure on it and beat out the kinks with a hammer. Worked pretty slick!

Also, here's how we fixed the rear wheel well cancer spots. I know this is an all too common issue with rex's, so hopefully this helps someone out.

 

drop a k in the bay and go hope you got that for free

 

you look pretty dedicated to your project! if this is any indication i bet it will be pretty nice by the time you are finished with it.

 

used that same method on the core support of my dads old work van when he hit a concrete lamp post. worked like a charm. good job saving another rex!

 

Thanks for the votes of confidence. On the subject of rust... now I have the fun of sealing all the worn bare metal on *every* interior surface. I'm going to try to lizard skin spray on insulation, but apparently since its water-based it will rust any bare metals it touches. Hopefully this sound control stuff is worth all the extra work.. more pics soon.