The bottom of the passenger door was a horrific mess with an ungodly amount of body filler coating it from front to rear, obviously hiding something really ugly.

Once the stripper had completed its task, Jordan grabbed his air-driven DA sander topped with 80-grit and proceeded to remove the remaining body filler.

The lower area of the passenger-side door looks like it was hit at some point, as you can easily make out a bumper impression and bodywork.

These two angles let you see the carnage the Camaro met when the rear quarter-panel was partially replaced.

You can also see how rough the bottom of the panel is where a steady stream of body filler once covered up its past.

With the car almost completely stripped, its past history is finally out in the open, which will help us outline the upcoming steps as the project moves forward.

Working with chemical stripper meant there was much less dust, and the procedure left the shop's immediate environment with a lot less cleanup. Stay tuned for the next installment on Project Orange Krate coming up soon!