Tax season's over, but the weather's been nice, boating is rad, mtb trails are choice, and oh my god are there a lot of weeds around my property.
Have been thinking of selling it, or pulling the drivetrain for some future purpose, since the fun* stuff is done. But since I have this spare door, which I just happened to crush back in Scene 24, I figured I'd swap that today.
Not really a big deal, except the glass-to-regulator assembly is rotten and there's something fruity with the interior door handle - it doesn't work! I'm guessing that has something to do with the cloverleaf-shaped square hole in the latch assembly. Oh, and the driver's door lock doesn't fit the keys I have.
The old door is a mess! Crazy wrinkled top/bottom/front/rear, smashed near the hinges, the woiks! Evidently there was a pretty good smackeroo in this thing's history. And, that explains the 1/8" thick bondo on the cowl; rather than work the door back to fit properly, they just mudded it up and called it a day.
I'll hit it with a grinder or heatgun or something and see what's in there.
I also primered a few more places in preparation for getting it all primed and lowridery. Tentative plan is to get it more-or-less hammered into shape, prime it (maybe metalflake/lace the roof!) and put some scallops or other 50's-60's style graphics on it.
Unless I can come up with a sweet cheap way to put bass-boat levels of metalflake paint on it.