The 1973 Saab 95 Wagon that is in Mark's shop is getting a thorough mechanical restoration, including as it turns out, a good amount of sheet metal. Quite a few of the usual areas have suffered from demon rust, so here are a few pictures that illustrate how much fun a rusty 95 can be:
Saab 95 Wagon ready for a stripping
Passenger side front floor
Driver side front floor
Left front inside fender
More front floor rot
Left front wheel well
Left rear engine bay, behind shock tower
Left rear wheel well splash panel
Left side floor, behind driver's seat
Old license plates and Guinness Beer cans used to patch rust holes!
Left rear hatch corner, after cleanup
Right rear of hatch, after cleanup
Right rear suspension mounting area
After a lot of cleaning, grinding, and wire wheeling, all of the trouble spots have been highlighted and are ready for fresh sheet metal. Mark has fabricated up a simple rolling cart to mount the chassis/body on, so he can roll it down to the sheet metal fab shop. In a couple weeks, we'll get some "after" photos posted.
-Chris H.
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