Cord 812 Custom Beverly restoration story

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Left rear wheel arch

Left B pillar

Left C pillar

new steel welded on hole and rust

I cut all the damaged part

Floor next to the wheel wheel arch

You have a great project, it is going to make a beautiful car when finished with all the corrections you are making. It's always great to have a pullmax for making repair sections. Keep posting pictures of your progress if you would. Thanks for sharing.
Pat

Its so sad to learn someone did not make the correct repairs and now you have more work to do. The damage appears to have been caused by the salt that is applied to roads when they get snow or ice on them. Nothing rots a car faster than road salt. I talk with another clug of truck owners in the east part of the United Satates. They are always working on the salt damage. Here in California we do not salt roads because we do not get the snow or ice on the roads. Lucky us. I tip my hat to you sir for going the extra mile repairing this car. Be proud of what you are doing and please continue posting these great pictures. Everyone enjoys seeing them as much as I do.

pfree3233 wrote: You have a great project, it is going to make a beautiful car when finished with all the corrections you are making. It's always great to have a pullmax for making repair sections. Keep posting pictures of your progress if you would. Thanks for sharing.
Pat

Thanks,yes i want make a beautiful car when finished,which does not see what is to be as beautiful as what it sees.
The Pullmax is a great tool,i also use english whell to make repair sections.