<VV> Oh the horror!

[Larry Forman]

Hi,
Check out the POR-15 (Paint over Rust) web site at www.por-15.com.  They 
are really good products.  Look for the complete floor pan and trunk floor 
kit.  It costs $120, but a WHOLE lot less than welding in floor pans.  They 
used to have an article on the process that was in a classic car magazine 
and it was pretty impressive.  The stuff works amazingly well.  You can use 
the mesh to fill in the holes and strengthen the floor without removing or 
cutting any metal.  You just strengthen and rust protect it forever.   Call 
them and ask for a free catalog and the article about redoing the floor 
pan.  This is the easiest and fastest way to fix your car's floor pan rust 
problems.

Larry

At 11:14 AM 4/24/2005 -0700, Frog Princezz wrote:
>Hey everyone,
>You may have been wondering what has been going on with me and mine... 
>well his the update.
>Prince made the perfect song years ago... "Sometimes it Snows in April" 
>here it is April 24th and we have about 2 inches of snow.
>Even though it was cold yesterday I (read as - my friend and I) took off 
>the sending unit and man that puppy was clogged big time.  Could that have 
>been the reason the car wouldn't run from the tank?  I think so!
>We took out the seats and pulled out the carpet to get a better look at 
>the hole in the floor pan.  The back floor is good, the passanger side 
>needs help the drivers side is far worse than I expected.  Oh the 
>horror!  When I saw exactly how bad that was I wanted to cry!  I think my 
>hopes and dreams of driving her for my birthday are completely out the 
>window.  I don't think that just getting new floor pans and supports are 
>gonna do the trick so I'm kind of at a loss of what it's gonna take to fix 
>her.    Oh well I'll figure something out.