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I would suspect @ayilar would have them.

I knew I had rot beneath the rear window trim, but didn’t expect the ventilation speed holes in the A pillars...currently looking for a rot free sedan roof

I actually was having this discussion with someone on Facebook yesterday. I bought myself a set of cop rally wheels in February of 2020 and then in October bought a set of Fratzog hubcaps (to fit Delmae’s ratty look). However, the look I really want to go for is the top photo, which is similar...

That looks really good. I'm expecting that's what I will have to go through with Delmae.

I know and I thank you for your help. I don't know any companies that would be big enough and durable enough for the car. Any recommendations?

Truth be told, I'm just a naïve 18 year old with only basic car maintenance knowledge. Old cars would be the best to learn how to work on. That's how my uncles and dad learned (also on boat motors too). I don't know how to weld and I don't have a garage but I make do with what I have. Hopefully...

Thank you everyone for your responses and help. I will soon be pulling the car from its spot in my uncle's yard and dragging it across the street to my yard. I will also be purchasing a car cover and I have some experience with rust converter (used it on the battery tray of my truck). I hope...

The bumpers are solid. It's the lower valences that are rusted through. I know the trunk pan is good. I don't know about the floor pan because all the original interior is still in it but I think it may be ok

That's true, I am afraid of what hides underneath it, but it still has some sentimental value. And they are getting increasingly harder to find. As of now I live in my great grandmother's house and use the garage that the car once was stored in as a storage shed. It would be cool to have the car...

That's very very true. I don't have as much sentimental value as my father or my uncles because I never saw the car in its prime or met my great grandmother. I had planned on starting the car as a project in the next few years once I get a true job. But it is an uphill battle that hopefully...

Well I did get it for free. I wish I could get it inside someplace but i don't have an indoor garage of any sort. I'm looking to get a car cover but as of now my money is tight due to college

It has been a few months since I posted last, and in those few months I have gotten a lot of positive remarks on the car spanning from engineers at Hotchkis Sport Suspension in California to a guy I met at Carlisle with the very first 1970 Hemi Roadrunner. Now that's all fine and good, but in...