Often in my life I've regretted drilling holes in things some years after the fact.
I wouldn't dream of drilling into my Olds for something like a CB antenna.
BUT
I'm fairly certain I've found evidence of a Bondoed hole that used to be for a CB antenna. I still use CBs regularly and am going to install one in the Toronado. Would drilling through that Bondo to replace a CB antenna that used to be there be stupid? If anything else I bondo back over it, right? The paint is damaged and not a concern at the moment.
I will try to get good pics of the area.
drilling holes in old cars
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1977 Cutly
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1977 Cutlass Supreme
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drilling holes in old cars
1966 Toronado, 1992 5.0 Mustang notchback w/T-56 6spd, TOA #1059
"Aftermarket parts are simply the beginning of a very expensive search for the next weakest link in your drivetrain. You heard that here first." -MKing
"Aftermarket parts are simply the beginning of a very expensive search for the next weakest link in your drivetrain. You heard that here first." -MKing
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waterzap
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- 1978 Eldorado
Re: drilling holes in old cars
Bondo is bondo. Even metal can be fixed if you have holes in it.
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