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SEMA makes a product called RustMort that works really well to prep metal. Turns the red rust into a block oxide layer that is then painted over. Ihave prepped metal that I waited months to paint and it was still great.

I must say I have welded on my car with gas in the tank and didn't really think much of it. I do know for a fact that my tank is in excellent shape with no leaks and a tight fitting gas cap.

For gasoline to explode or even burn, the gas mixture has to between lower and upper flammability ratios, too rich or too lean and nothing will happen. Sometimes a full tank of gas is actually safer than an empty, almost empty one.

I had to do a pie slice to get my gap right on my AMD quarter on my 71 Barracuda, did pretty much the same thing for my door gaps as well.

kind of looks like it will break in half when you try to load it on the trailer...

One could cut the dent out and straighten it and weld the piece back if it doesn’t want to pull out.

I welded a nail onto my rocker and used it to pull on. Start at each edge and pull it out slowly. Do not start in the center!

I agree with seam sealer, I was amazed how big of gaps the factory sealed with seam sealer. That hole is nothing.

Because of the multiple contours, it might be easiest to cut a patch out of a firewall on another 67-76 A-body. Some of the patchwork I did on my 71 Barracuda needed to be done in several steps.

The 67-69 Barracudas are one of two cars that have interchangeable front and rear bumpers.

Yes, I used plastic sheeting over the door, spray glued it, and then the door panel.

When I redid my panels, I used masonite and put the original vinyl back over them. Turned out great, no issues.

Bummer, I am aware of a notchback roof in Amarillo, TX.

fastback or notchback?

Mopar ditched them on four speed cars because of the clutch linkage.

I would bet a bazillion of them got tossed in the trash first starter replacement.

I used touch up gun and it doesn't have a large spray pattern and can give you a tiger stripe look. I don't think it would look good for an entire hood. Changing directions would help though.

That is pretty slick.

like previously said, any phosphoric acid solution will work. This stuff goes on very thin and a gallon will do an entire rusty car, almost. I have used this product as well...

I have used this product of a couple of my Mopars and it works great. Rust Mort™ | morttm | SEM Products

Lot better than newspaper stuffed in the hole and bondo.

I have had good results with SEMA Rust Mort. It changes surface rust into a stable block oxide layer.

I had so much fun building up my 71 that I really have not missed my 383-s alot, although it would have been nice to keep both of them. My very first Mopar and car was a 71 Cuda, so I have always been partial to them. Rod

Kind of looks like my old 383-s. Rod

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69 script

That Cuda sure is pretty.

Although I have a 69 Barracuda dealer brochure that shows a 383-s that has the stripe and the 383-s fender emblem. Maybe just a promo car, one of one, don't know. It also shows standard barracudas with no fish emblem either, so who knows. Rod

Fish is below the Barracuda script for standard Barracudas. Note: my 383-s was a stripe delete car.

Are you going to use some fans to draw out the fumes?