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Rust repair - bigger or smaller than a breadbox 120-130

posted by  tdskip on  Fri Jul 17 03:53 CST 2009
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Hi Paul.

That is the same car - other than the rust, wiring having been hacked up, and being set up for an automatic (lacks the necessary cross member for the manual) she is a decent car. She looks better than she is in that picture, but still...

I think the biggest issue might be the lien sale paper work I bought her under. I'm skeptical that it is correct, but as you point out probably worth a shot.

I think based on this I'll run to DMV today and see how far off it looks.

As you can probably tell, I'm not real eager to cut up this shell and will make sure it ends up being appropriately cared for.


(As a side note, I have a TR7 shell that has been stripped that is just about perfect that I've been trying to basically give away to a good home. After one year of trying still no takers, and despite the economic driver to part her out and help fund other projects I just can't bring myself to do it....)





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