Ok, I honestly don't know WHERE to put this but umm, just want some help.

Ok, I inspected my subframe'* problem, the one of where it attaches to the unibody and it appears that all is well as far as stability for NOW. I'm just wondering what I can use as a filler for the hole there and then seal the bottom of it. I was thinking something like expanding foam, shaving it off, and then fiberglassing it off to seal it from the bottom? Or maybe just do like 2-3 coats of undercoating to the foam? Just something to stop water/dirt/salt, etc from getting up there and rotting it out from the topside.

The only thing i see as a prerequisite to that would be replacing the subframe bolts because the old ones are gettin a little funky, getting the old ones out will be a chore in itself without a dremel or something. Just want something to add a little bit of temporary ridgitity to the existing metal under there. There is also a hole in the floor that could be fiberglassed also.

SO, from all the body experts? whats your opinion?

You should just sell it and drive the '98.

thanks, but thats not the kind of advice i'm looking for.

Here is a link to a thread about someone currently doing a similar repair.
http://users.boardnation.com/~abodys...;threadid=4249

hmm. yeah, por 15 looks like a good idea, but still need to know what i should fill some of the hole with so that i have a surface to work with.

Since you haven't included any of your famous pics on this thread, I can't remember exactly what you are dealing with. I remember that car being past the middle of the rusty scale, so I am guessing it is a large area. It might be best to go at it from the inside and form a fiberglass patch like Murray did if it isn't a structural region. That'* my best guess for a quick/cheap/easy fix.
I can't believe no one else has chimed in on this.