Well I always keep a fire extinguisher on hand, I set my trucks rear end on fire when I was welding my rear shackle and the grass and straw from driving through fields burst into flames

Safest bet is to probably be around while hes working on it, if hes grinded wheres hes welding, tacks in the floor panel and has a nice consistent bead and doesn't have to cut his wire every 6" from getting it caught.

 

he showed me some of his work he did an entire floor pan on his mustang and a golf he made the pans from scratch and it looks really nice he said he is a machinist and has to weld a lot on the job so its better then me ore my friend with a pop rivet gun.

 

Well sounds good enough for me, 200$ is pretty good for floor pans and the extra work that may be needed.

Go for it

 

Go for it!!! Keep your rig!!!!

 

yeah I think i should stop listening to a dodge owner who said sell it and get a dodge or chevy all i seen while looking was a sweet 1976 f100 he wanted 9 grand for it and if i had it i would be driving that thing it was nice.

 

Ya! 76 was a nice year! But 9000$?? It better be darn nice!

 

lol you can buy my dads 75 f100 for 2k........not restoring that bad boy lol.
and whats wrong with dodges. there not that bad.

 

it was he had a photo album in the seat frame off restoration 99% metal work done with real metal barely any bondo on it the only thing that needed work on it before the resto was the bed it was i think its called coral blue with white it was choice