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05-21-2006, 01:17 PM
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Ya....That will be more than totaled....But....May have a few good parts left in it.
How much they askin on Ebay?
How much they askin on Ebay?
05-21-2006, 02:41 PM
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needs:
both passenger doors complete
passenger seat
passenger molding
passenger side interior trim pieces
possibly a console
two air bags,
HUD windshield
complete roof and passenger side cut and welded in
basically... unless you have a friend, who has a friend who has a welder and some skills, this is a parts car. there is no amount of pulling or bondo that would make this car worth while to fix. Any shop would cut and weld. plus the frame (unibody) is probably very tweaked (based on the roof) that you'd need a couple hours (days) on a frame machine to get it straight.
Then there is paint....
For parts, you have a L36 with under 100k, nice AL7'*, HUD, ECC, bumpers, wheels and lights. could move all that into the shell of your car and have a nice SE/SLE
both passenger doors complete
passenger seat
passenger molding
passenger side interior trim pieces
possibly a console
two air bags,
HUD windshield
complete roof and passenger side cut and welded in
basically... unless you have a friend, who has a friend who has a welder and some skills, this is a parts car. there is no amount of pulling or bondo that would make this car worth while to fix. Any shop would cut and weld. plus the frame (unibody) is probably very tweaked (based on the roof) that you'd need a couple hours (days) on a frame machine to get it straight.
Then there is paint....
For parts, you have a L36 with under 100k, nice AL7'*, HUD, ECC, bumpers, wheels and lights. could move all that into the shell of your car and have a nice SE/SLE
05-21-2006, 02:41 PM
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You can get some touch-up paint at an auto parts store. Duplicolor makes factory-matched paint. Just spray it on, nobody will even be able to tell. Oh and don't forget about those paintless dent repair places. They can take the dents out by working the metal from the backside of the dent.
