If I had nickle for every...

[Trevor Jessie]

...spridget heater shelf I rebuilt I'd have 20 cents. What a pain in the ass!

:mad-new:​

 

[drooartz]

At least you're good at it now. Everybody needs a skill. :grin:

 

[Guest]

LOL!

 

[58Custom]

You know, a really nice pictorial instructional thread on this very topic would be real cool. :smile-new:

 

[bthompson]

I was thinking the very same thing! My heater shelf is, oh, about half there and half dissolved. My battery hasn't fallen through yet, but it's only a matter of time. I'd love to know just how to repair it before I get in over my head (again.)

 

[Guest]

I was thinking the very same thing! My heater shelf is, oh, about half there and half dissolved. My battery hasn't fallen through yet, but it's only a matter of time. I'd love to know just how to repair it before I get in over my head (again.)

Move it to the trunk. :highly_amused:

 

[Trevor Jessie]

Drill, bleed, grind, bleed, panel separator, bleed, hammer, bleed, grinder, scraper, bleed, cardboard, scissors, metal shears, bleed, angle iron (metal brake), drill, bleed, hammer, plug weld, grinder, bleed, seam sealer.

I'm not the one to make a nice how to tutorial ... too bloody.

 

[58Custom]

Move it to the trunk. :highly_amused:

Then there would be no room for the extra water, oil and the jumper cables.

 

[nomad]

I used the angle iron sheet metal brake system and glued it in! No blood!!!

Kurt.