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Coming along nicely...!

Sweet lookin' ride, man!

Really nice! The fun never ends, does it?

Looks like you're starting with a decent looking specimen. Good luck! The effort will be worth it.

Great project! Even better that it involves your son. My son and I are in the middle of a BB short bed project.

Welcome! You're off and running. It's a big project but the journey will be worth it in the end.

Beautiful car - nice job! There were some deja-vu moments looking through your pics.

I can dig it! Nice work!

Looks great! Puttin' it back together is the funnest part.

Cool swap - great project!

Looks great - nice job!

Lookin' good, Devin! You guys are making great progress. Kudos to you and dad. Wish full quarters had been available when I did mine.

Congratulations! Your hard work and patience is paying off.

Welcome to FABO. That'll be a great little project. You should have no trouble locating a used filler neck in decent shape.

Looks right at home in there. Keep it up!

Lookin' sweet!

Looks beautiful! Great color choice :)

Welcome to the site! Great project - especially with son!

Good luck on your project! Rust in the trunk is pretty typical - especially for a '70 since they tend to leak around the tail lights.

Congratulations, looks great!

Looks great! You....er, your kid must be proud. What a fun project (for all of you)!

You're a lucky kid. Take care of it!

No, I only needed to patch the extensions. I did replace the trunk floor though and it didn't fit right either on one end without mods. Yes, my car. Here are a couple of images:

You're off to a great start. Nice work! The patch panels often have extra material that needs to be removed are are altogether wrong in some detail. For example, quarter skins are completely wrong and unusable as-is in this area of the bumper.

RestoRick has a good tute: http://www.restorick.com/tech/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=5 I have some pics here: http://70duster440.com/reassembly.html (scroll down) Mostly requires time and patience. Easier if glass and trim is out but not required.

I used RAAMmat. Aside from gluing fiberglass back in, any quality sound deadener should work. Just need to be confident that heat won't release it to fall down. A "clean" surface would be inportant.

Nice work. Congrats and kudos for doing something different. There's no shortage of "me-too" cars out there. If everyone was a purist, the hobby would be boring.

They probably sent you a kit that covers various years and models. Some a-bodies (later?) came with separate sail panels.

That's mighty purdy!

A lot of nice work there - congratulations!