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Help!! Rusted Or Defected Project Car!

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Hey Guys,

 

Need some help as I have never ran a car thru regency for road worthy!!

 

Issue:

Originally purchased a MA61 as a street legal track car but upon stripping more then expected rust was present(SURPRISE??).... about 7 inches either side below the front windscreen is rusted out :( decided a donor car was needed and purchased a almost rust free MA61 without a sunroof! but is defected(Tread,a few lights & replaced steering column)..

 

Question:

would it be best to get the defected removed and use that as a base or stick to original plan of cut n welding front section of window shelf & fiberglass/cut n weld sunroof?(Sunroof panel rusted, replacements are ~$100)

 

No Flames about it's your decision blah blah I am asking more about your experience with regency as I 'am projecting it to be around $500 to remove the defect ($330 first inspection + $37 second + parts)

 

Thanks for any Feedback!

Edited by X-Pac-X

I wouldn't count on getting it through regency the first time round they will always find something

 

with all the cars i have taken through none have ever passed first time and these are late model cars

good luck mate :)

Less rusty one for sure mate, sunroofs are over rated anyways sure they look cool, but eventually leak and rust around the roof and thats bad bads,

 

I say get under the defected one, replace everything that you think a mechanic would pick on, I.e everything visually facked, then take it in and see how it goes :D

 

Good luck with whatever you choose

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