That's not too bad. My current project was (and will be again when I'm finished) a vinyl roof Leyland LS.
There are gaping holes in the roof around the edges, and the drip rail and gutter in some spots have holes right through, elsewhere, deep pitting.
I'm getting a lot of help at the mom,ent on rust repairs to the car. I havne't started the roof but a proposed solution (other than cutting the roof off and getting another
) is to fill the ditchs with bronze welding and cut and shut all the big holes. Only problem with bronze welding is that you can't really do anymore normal welding to that area again without getting all the bronze out.
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Having a second look at the first pic, it is repairable, no doubts at that.
However, unless you are skilled, or like me, getting a lot of help from someone who's been doing stuff like that for a long time, you might find it difficult.
In any case there are various ways of fixing that roof. Sounds like Doogie might be able to help you, get some help, goodluck!
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1964 Morris 850, 1330 Supercharged - 81.8hp atws.
1975 Leyland Mini S 1100S powered - Nice and reliable.
1977 Leyland Mini LS - Project LS-T
