fox engine bay welding holes!! lol

[indyrt]

is this the proper forum ??

Does anyone know who is good at welding? I want to have the 10,000 holes and parting lines welded up...

cost???

Trexler

[orangejuiced86]

If you are looking for ideas. go onto www.corral.net and do a search.

[Ozz]

I pretty much haven't welded since I did mine years ago, but it's not as bad as it might appear. I learned to weld while doing my own engine bay, and was done within a few hours. Even the ugliest beads will do the trick, but it just means more prep work for paint. If you have access to a welder I'd highly recommend giving it a shot. I didn't think I'd be able to but my friend coaxed me into it and we got it done just fine.

You should get some 18-22g sheet metal to cut out filler shapes for the big holes, like you can see in my pic below. This was after grinding, I don't think I have any showing the actual weld beads I was working with. Some were good, some were rough, but they were strong so it was all good.

[Pure84GTT]

scottrodfab and never look back

[foxbodydave]

scottrodfab and never look back

[Pure84GTT]

lol ?

[aimmotorsports]

pm sent

[orangejuiced86]

I pretty much haven't welded since I did mine years ago, but it's not as bad as it might appear. I learned to weld while doing my own engine bay, and was done within a few hours. Even the ugliest beads will do the trick, but it just means more prep work for paint. If you have access to a welder I'd highly recommend giving it a shot. I didn't think I'd be able to but my friend coaxed me into it and we got it done just fine.

You should get some 18-22g sheet metal to cut out filler shapes for the big holes, like you can see in my pic below. This was after grinding, I don't think I have any showing the actual weld beads I was working with. Some were good, some were rough, but they were strong so it was all good.

Any "After" shots?

[Pure84GTT]

http://www.scottrodfab.com/products.html

[black88coupe]

I learned to weld while doing my own engine bay, and was done within a few hours. Even the ugliest beads will do the trick, but it just means more prep work for paint.

You don't have to be a good welder to do this, just a good grinder!