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Anonymous10/12/25, 22:42No.2950452
>pic semi related
Purchased a 240z in decently shit condition as my 2nd project car. First was just suspension, brakes, and interior work. Now I will be doing a complete tear down, fixing dents, repairing rust holes and such, and going through the process of putting it all back together with new parts and upgrades.
I've never done body work before and am not really sure where to start. Is there a good place do research with specifics on how to fix rusted holes and repair body panels back to a stock look?
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Anon10/13/25, 05:37No.2950497
The old Roadkill cast have interesting YouTube channels. Steve Dulcich has several videos where he details how to do body work and paint.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wkpl391reM4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQR9NTIR6JQ
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Anon10/13/25, 07:34No.2950508
I can't answer your question but as a 240Z fan I to stop by and say nice car. My first car was a 1973 240Z/1974 260Z frankenstein I bought back in 1988. Car cancer got it the same year. Found a near all original 1971 240Z in 1993 and drove it for 10 years before having to let it go. I still regret that decision to this day. I still have the VIN#'s memorized for both. :^)
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Anon10/13/25, 12:35No.2950529
>I've never done body work before and am not really sure where to start.
youtubeNEXT dumb question
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Anon10/13/25, 14:10No.2950541
How much did you pay for this jalopy and why didn't you just post a pic of its condition?