The camino, as a project lives again.
So, after the city getting on my ass about having non functional cars on my property, I finally admitted to myself that I wasn't going to be able to fix the rusted window channel myself, and got a body shop to do it. And a fine job they did. So I just put down some window weld, and sealed my windshield into place.. woo! The car should now have much better water integrity, which means it should rust much slower. Next to put the hvac system back into place, so water can't get into the car that way, Then replace the weatherseal on the doors, replace the carpet, weld up the floors ( that I feel I can handle), and aren't an immediate priority. oh and I probably should put the dash back into place if I want to drive it ( it *IS* possible to drive it without the dash, but you can't see the speed, see if you are signaling left/right and the way I have it set up ( turn the lights on/off) ( though I could do that without the dash)... control the hvac or *see* what gear you are in ( but you can just feel that)... oh, then to wirebrush all the rust spots on the car and hit it with epoxy to seal those spots up. and to replace all the trim I took off, and swap out the front left quarter panel.