Story is on the newstands, and online now in the following link;

GM High Tech Performance Corrosion Cure

 

Thanks, I'm fighting the good fight against some of those exact areas.

 

Hope the article helps, it's a big job, but once you have the tools and get into it, it can be done.

 

I've got a pretty good idea what they are talking about. I spent about 200hrs fixing rust spots in prep. for SFC's last winter/spring. I still have spots that need attention at some point.

The attached pix aren't the half of what i needed to replace.

I will say it is very rewarding when you're finally done though.

 

im in the process right now doing the passenger side.
i just need to get some sheet metal and i can start welding it up

 

Bones,
That sure looks familiar.

 

I'm going to Barnes and Noble tomorrow to try and find that issue.

 

I don't get how he said he couldn't find a floor pan, Year One offers complete 3rd gen floor pans.
http://www.yearone.com/serverfiles/f...ain2.asp?cat=G

 

Not sure how I missed that. I am pretty sure it was Year One I talked to and was told a floor pan was not available, obviously it is. My bad.

Thanks for the link.

 

The local Barnes and Noble does not carry the title, but the one thirty miles from my house does

 

The online version actually has more pictures, although they look a bit wonky for some reason, so you won't be missing anything if you can't pick up the paper copy.

 

ok, since we are talking about rust. i have to tell someone. i just bought a camaro (picking it up tomorrow), and the bottom floorpans and underbody is as shiny and clean as the top. i was amazed and i can't believe that i found this car.