Thanks for the kind words guys, I have a big attachment to the car and I have waited a long time to reach this point, it is turning out better than I imagined, thanks to this forum the engine is a super slick unit and runs like a top, I keep saying this is the only car I have owned that can cut the rear tires loose so easy and it is just a lowly inline-six

(you know I love the I6 and wouldn't consider any other motor for this car and I personally don't consider it lowly) so I haven't posted in this thread for a few weeks, I think you all knew I was wanting to get some stuff done with the body, so I got busy on it even if it is too cold to do it, I can maybe entertain you for a few minutes with the last 3 videos I made of me doing actual work and not just talking about it.
Using a HF stud gun welder for the first time
64 Comet Bodywork 1
64 Comet Bodywork 2
So far so good, would still like warmer weather but I guess we get what comes and can't control it, makes me wish I had the shed fully enclosed and the wood furnace hooked up and pumping some heat in, but I will get all that done after I don't need it anymore

(finishing the shed is one thing I want to get done but right now the Comet is my main focus)
Bodywork is not my favorite thing but not the worse thing to do, I like seeing the results and the transformation it makes to the car, I may not be a "professional" but it will look really good when I am done because I tend to be a perfectionist at times (or OCD in more modern terms) really one of my goals is to show others there are ways to do these things without having to take them to a shop and pay out the nose for sometimes not that good of work, I would probably still do it myself even if I could afford to take it to a shop, I kinda feel like they will never care as much as I do, they have lots of cars to do I have one. I lack tools and even a few skills but I will learn what I need to along the way and make do with what tools I have and buy some cheap HF or similar when needed.
I appreciate everyone here and I hope you enjoy the progress in the videos.
See Ya,
Mike