How tricky is this to repair?
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Repair panel can be purchased although I'm thinking it's a big job.but fun with grinder
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T25 Diesel…sameoldblueshiŁ (currently under resto)
Rocco gt2….1990 secret 2…(currently under resto)
Mk4 99 1.8t indigo blue Gti with 43k miles
Caster 93 clipper JH Green cabby
Snowy 91 GTi White cabby( sat waiting for inspiration)
Myvalver 89 GTi Grey mk2 16v
Yuppy Flu 91 GTi Flash Red Sportline
Golf mk1 owner's club on Spotify
Mk1 golf owners club playlist: Golf mk1 owner's club playlist - YouTube
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Depends how keen you are!
looks like its been repaired once before but not painted over / protected properly, personally i would easily take that on and use it as a excuse to buy a AC/DC Tig.
Depending on the depth of that rust - With a cheap Mig + grinder and a bit of practice it should be easy enough.
If you are not any good at welding just remember - A grinder and paint will make you the welder you aint!
looks like its been repaired once before but not painted over / protected properly, personally i would easily take that on and use it as a excuse to buy a AC/DC Tig.
Depending on the depth of that rust - With a cheap Mig + grinder and a bit of practice it should be easy enough.
If you are not any good at welding just remember - A grinder and paint will make you the welder you aint!

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