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My Rusty Flintstones Floor Pan!!! With Pics- What would you do? 200 1987

posted by  nocones on  Tue Sep 21 04:22 CST 2004
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I am sorry to see that you have the same problem as my wife's car. 86 240 gl.
unfortunately this kind of corrosion will compromise the safety of the subframe and we have decided to pull the car off the road and use it for parts. Kind of a bummer considering how good the car runs...I would suggest if you have any friends that work at body shops or weld you might want to give them a look and see if they can help you out.
Best of Luck
Ray
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keep the R's up!






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