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Julie, my heart really goes out to you on this one.....

If you are looking to learn the skills of fixing stuff like this, why not 
view this project as practice with the intent to source a westie shell at a 
leisurely pace.  Trying to find a shell that is suitable for what you want 
(ie....rust free and straight) takes time unless you happen to get super 
lucky right away.

You'll never find that perfect Scirocco shell....because Sciroccos that are 
shells are never perfect.  Even in the west.  Therefore, any skills you are 
acquiring from the current project will be transferable....

You can do the patching and welding to the best of your ability and then 
monitor the health of that area to verify success -- and if you fail, that 
is okay 'cause you are still looking for that westie shell.

Just my two and a half cents.....

Kirsten


At 07:10 AM 5/6/2006, julie@menloparkrandd.com wrote:
>Ok. I need to make a deision really fast. This is the drivers side swing 
>arm attach point.
>
>http://www.menloparkrandd.com/scirocco/draco_rebuild/swingarm/ds1.jpg
>
>F**K. I am not sure my skills are up to this one.
>The decision: Keep going or look for a westie shell and transfer every thing.
>F**K.
>
>I'm soooo depressed.
>
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