[smokinowboy]

I am looking into buying a local car , 1966 cadillac, I have some pics of the inside, just wondering if this is going to be a costly fix.....

 

[PIMPDADDYCADDY1966]

HOW MUCH YOU GITTING IT FOR?

 

[smokinowboy]

$1100.00

 

[smokinowboy]

here are some more picks

 

[smokinowboy]

more pics

 

[Badass94Cad]

I'm not sure where you live, but that doesn't look too bad at all. Hell, I've owned a lot worse! But I would say this - If you intend to drive it through the winter and you live in the salted areas of the country, I would treat that ASAP before you have a Flintstone mobile come spring.

Good luck. I love '66 Cads! :thumbsup:
Jeff

 

[Big Doe]

that looks good to me. I would just clena it up and coat it with POR-15 and you will be set.

 

[smokinowboy]

does anyone know if the seats are interchangeable, I currently have a 1970 cadillac sedan deville, when I get the 66 I want to swap interoirs

 

[PIMPDADDYCADDY1966]

ITS NOT ALL THAT BAD I WOULD JUST CLEAN IT UP AND COAT IT,HERE IS A # TO GET PARTS THEY HAVE EVERY THING FOR A 66 CADDY THATS WHERE I GET ALL MY PARTS 1-703-335-1935

 

[Mi Estilo CC]

If thats the only problem, then you have one hell of a good buy :thumbsup:


New flowboards and sheet metal can allways be ordered, but in the meantime, it's still useable........you will want to treat it.........POR-15 is suposta be real good, but hearing some receant negative things lately
You can't go wrong with sandblasting it, then epoxycoating it, but then again who knows what the sandblasting will do to the weaken metal.

 

[OrangeCounty58]

looks fine. the metal in some spots might have softened up. but clean it up, epoxy it and sound deaden it. i wouldnt blast it. just make sure you get all the surface rust off. go buy Naval Jelly to clean it up and see what comes off.

 

[lowriderlife]

looks to be just a little passed surface rust......a wire wheel on a makita and some epoxy and you will be straight