OPG PARTS LIST DESCRIPTION PN PRICE Trunk pan, w/brace, left side PANCRLH 93.45 Center pan GAPCRCP 71.95 3M Heavy Drip Check SC08531 10.95 ea. Trunk-spatter paint PZ51499 12.95 ea. Fuel tank, single vent CH22437 266.95 The replacement panel eliminated a rib. We used a piece of wood to hammer it into shape and close up the gap before we welded.The replacement panel eliminated a rib. We used a piece of wood to hammer it into shape an With the replacement panel firmly in place, we stitch-welded the panels with the Craftsman MIG welder on a low power setting, working slowly around opposite ends of the panel to prevent warping the new panel. Then we removed the screws, welded each hole, and ground the welds smooth for a finished look.With the replacement panel firmly in place, we stitch-welded the panels with the Craftsman After grinding, we smoothed the overlapping panels with a thin coat of Bondo and let it cure. We also sealed the area between the new panel, the wheelwell, and the bottom side of the overlapped panels with 3M Heavy Drip Check to prevent moisture from lodging between the overlapping panels.After grinding, we smoothed the overlapping panels with a thin coat of Bondo and let it cu With the sanding completed, we finished the job with a coat of primer and paint and used a couple cans of trunk-spatter paint to give it that '60s OE look. Then we replaced the old gas tank with a new OPG replacement tank.With the sanding completed, we finished the job with a coat of primer and paint and used a SOURCES Original Parts Group (800) 243- « | 1 | 2 | View Full Article Enjoyed this Post? Subscribe to our RSS Feed, or use your favorite social media to recommend us to friends and colleagues!
