Fixing water damage on the old Dodge (pics)
I got started on my summer project the last couple days. I found this thing on Craig's list for $100 and drove it home. It's a 78 Dodge Monaco 23' with a 440. Here's what it looked like when I brought...
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Funny it took me a year and a half to stumble onto this thread. Usually I am always up on peoples repairs and I didn't find this one until tonight.
All I can say is Wow! That is some undertaking! I went through all 64 pages but just skimmed. I don't have 17 hours to read the whole thing right now.
But I can really relate to what you have done here. Many of the forum members know me for my old Citation TT rebuild. I did as extensive a repair as you did to yours. I replaced nearly every single last piece of wood in it and I'm still not finished.
Rather than post pics in a thread as you have done, I put up my own website outlining the entire repair. Unfortunately, my webserver died and I haven't had time to build a new one.
It is very easy to put up a website. The content and quality of you rebuild work would make an excellent website. Just a thought you may want to consider. I have people from all over the US and Canada email me with questions about "how to" after they see my website. I am only too glad to try and help.
Sure wish I had the room to build a shed like you have done. That looks awesome.
Keep up the good work! I'm subscribing to this one.
Bob (the builder)
All I can say is Wow! That is some undertaking! I went through all 64 pages but just skimmed. I don't have 17 hours to read the whole thing right now.
But I can really relate to what you have done here. Many of the forum members know me for my old Citation TT rebuild. I did as extensive a repair as you did to yours. I replaced nearly every single last piece of wood in it and I'm still not finished.
Rather than post pics in a thread as you have done, I put up my own website outlining the entire repair. Unfortunately, my webserver died and I haven't had time to build a new one.
It is very easy to put up a website. The content and quality of you rebuild work would make an excellent website. Just a thought you may want to consider. I have people from all over the US and Canada email me with questions about "how to" after they see my website. I am only too glad to try and help.
Sure wish I had the room to build a shed like you have done. That looks awesome.
Keep up the good work! I'm subscribing to this one.
Bob (the builder)
