Yes he was trying to cover some small holes on the roof joint. With all of his patches he hammered around where he was welding on the body "to make the metal sit more flush". There are some more patches that i cant seem to find pictures of right now.
Thanks! I'm not sure why the pics are rotating, they are showing up straight on my computer.
After I let the body man go, i got access to a rotisserie and this is were everything took a turn.
A previous owner had tried to replace the passenger floor pan with thick sheet metal, roof tar, and self tapping screws. The frame that he replaced didnt seem to surprise me either. It was 2 pieces of 1/4" thick angle iron and bolted through out the floor pan as it exceeded. Seeing this, i decided to replace the frame on both sides, add frame connectors, and tie it into the rockers.
Once the metal work was done, i was back at it with the wire wheel, cleaning all the undercoat off of the car. I dont have any pics of it stripped underneath but here is a pic of the finished product underneath. We got bored one night and thought it would be a good idea to bondo the welds on the floor pan and what a difference that made!
Before we took the car off of the rotisserie, i decided that it would be easier to install the suspension while it was still slightley turned.