I just went out and gave my car a hug

Looks like you have your work cut out for you. Do it right the first time and take car of the car and it should be around for a long time. Have fun with the rebuild and make it "YOUR" car along the way. I will be checking out your progress. Looking forward to your updates.

Thats what that good Canadian salt will do!!! Good luck Craig, it's more work than I would care to do. I got lucky with mine.Keep us posted.

oh my GOD. The photo's took my breath away. I can not believe a car was able to roll with a rusty frame like that. I cleaned and painted the underside of mine last summer, and thought it had some bad places around the body mounts #4, but this is incredable. I wish you luck my friend....your dedication is admirable. Keep us posted on progress!!!

Looks like you have your work cut out for you. Looks like it will be a fun project. Let me know if I can be of any assistance, went through all the work you are about to already. Keep us posted on the progress!

That frame looks like it was found and pulled from the wreck of the titanic! Good luck with the restoration! your other vettes are nice too.

When I found this vette it had been sitting under a tree behind a garage on the grass for 10 years. Also the owner had drove it in the winter.
I have all the mechanical receipts from the day it was purchased from the original owner and the owner from which I purchase it from. Can you imagine what this car would have looked like if it had a metal floor instead of the fiberglass one. I belive it would be still sitting where I found it.

I have started to sandblast all the suspension parts this weekend and spraying primer on them as they were blasted.
I'm starting to have fun now as everything has been taken apart and ready to sandblast and paint.

I should have more pictures to post around Xmas time.

I'll be sure to let you guys know when there posted.

Thanks for the support.

Canadianvette.