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Old 07-27-2004, 11:42 AM
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i bought this with 6000 miles on it, i got it mainley for a parts car, but if its fixable id like to fix it as it has a clean title, i just wanna know a halfway close price for the frame work on this car! i have most the body parts already to fix the front end, i just dont know if the frame is fixable! the shock tower is bent over a little ,and it got the firewall a little too,im not looking for a perfect fix,but just to get the car back on the road, how much money worth of frame work am i looking at to just get the car ready to bolt on body work!
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Old 07-27-2004, 11:52 AM
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From what I see there I don't think so but I might be wrong.
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It doesn't look so bad but can't really see in the pics..
Whats broken? Maybe just clip it and its done
Old 07-27-2004, 11:58 AM
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Kinda looks like the shock tower is bent in a bit but it's hard to tell from the pics. Looks like it does have the potential to be a fixable car but then again I'm not a autobody man.
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Originally Posted by 02ls1vert
i bought this with 6000 miles on it, i got it mainley for a parts car, but if its fixable id like to fix it as it has a clean title, i just wanna know a halfway close price for the frame work on this car! i have most the body parts already to fix the front end, i just dont know if the frame is fixable!
Just looking at the pictures,you can figure at least 15k to get that fixed,that is if you can find a good honest shop to do it and guarantee it
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I just got done doing a car that was hit about the same way, but a tad bit worse. Like Tudds said you could have a shop easily clip the car. You could probably make it with a 3/4 front clip.
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Its fixable if youre willing to do a new structure out front itd be fine..

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it is fixable...mine needed frame pull..new radiator core support and front frame horns...cost was 1400 including fixing the flatened rear quarter. I bought a front sheetmetal only clip from the front floorboard forward for 250 and used the frame horns...radiator core support from it
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If you are going to fix it, It's gonna take some money....best would paobably part it out....
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This post is old as ****... its probaly fixed by now
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Originally Posted by Tudds
This post is old as ****... its probaly fixed by now
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Well actually it is not fixed yet. He sold it to me and it is on the frame rack as we speak. I am having trouble finding time between school and working at the body shop. The vert is my second TA that will be clipped. I will keep you guys posted.
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If ya do that car right itll be bitchin, i hopw it didnt seperate the firewall or buckle the floors, If the doors open and shut and the top lines up id build that bitch...

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The top doesn't line up and the doors um how do I put this they sorta shut . It will be clipped behind the firewall about 12 to 16 inches. The floor is in pretty good shape. The first car I built was in much worse shape than this was in, so this should be a breeze.




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