help me solve a problem

[rubber ducky]

someone at some point in time probably the asshat ex owner sat something on the top of the hearse which naturally caused the top to bow inwards

the hearse is at a body shop and its getting royal treatment but me and the bodyman both have been scratching our heads on how to fix this sagging roof problem

i suggested building a skeleton inside the roof jacking the sag out of the roof and placing a skeleton inside to remove the sag. he suggested basicly the same thing except using a heat source to "remold" the roof

and of course weve gone over the all else fails fill it solution (not ideal)

any other suggestions.

this bow is about 2 to 3 foot long and half the width of the roof a good 1/4 if not more of a sag

[BIGEVIL]

Is the top metal or f-glass?

[rubber ducky]

fiberass

Is the top metal or f-glass?

[BIGEVIL]

For f-glass, I like the idea of the metal skeleton.

[jlprigmore]

i agree with the big E a skeleton of some sort i think would fix your problem right up.

[Boogeyman Con Carne]

skeleton

[rubber ducky]

well tried that was going to be too long and complicated to get the interior and so forth back the way it was suppose to be


so the game plan now is

its been jacked up for a week with the midwest heat and humidity and the garage heater on at night kinda baking it

tomorrow i think the body man is going to layer some fiber/cloth and glass it that way over the top to try and hold it in place IF that fails then ill have to do the skeleton thing


but if i do the skeleton thing ima gonna be spending some money cause im going to do a full rib cage looking deal in the rear of the car and customize the interior to fit i suppose

[STODD]

CHOPIT!