Nothing wrong with fixin wat yah got.. Alil more sweat and tears is always good when doin a build

Looks great ,mine were broke in 6 places also,just reglassed them up better than it was before.I beefed the backside up a bit.

Looking good,That's what I like about fiberglass not to hard to fix if you have all the pieces

Lookin Good ! Been their done dat!
took mine out on snow bank years back! Both sides




Put some heavy cloth on back for stiffness,put pc like 12" X 4" on back of mine after lighter cloth....

i really dont understand how someone could let such a cool van get so ruff :(, but it looks like it went to the right person:)

Nice work Lee! Got a sketch for me yet?

I know quite a few have molded in the front spoiler.......

I strongly advise against it.make it fit correctly and easily removeable.

If not, IF the van should ever need to be towed.The roll back operator will REMOVE it for you.It will not be pretty...

.......Wookee

Yea...sorry. Been crazy busy at work and then was out of the country for a week at a wedding. Will shoot you a sketch over later today.

Got the first coat of fiberglass on the spoiler (fixing where it was broke) and molding it to the bumper (bumper is already molded to the van). Hope to have the next coat of glass on this week so I can start filling and smoothing!!! Going to start molding in the flares this week as well.

First of killer job on the air dam!!!!!!!!!!

Second I was told the samething by the shop that has my van. If for show and mild use they said molding was OK, but for a daily, the chances of getting damage was higher and to repair a molded in set was a lot harder to fix and paint than a nicely lined up and bolted set.

We might also put color fender welt(like what was used on the 30's and 40's cars) between the flares and body. It had black when I bought the van. It looked good!!



Richard