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Crashed wagon - back together 200 1987

posted by  leugim on  Sun Jan 16 01:11 CST 2005
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It turned out that the control arm, link to stabilizer, tie rod and rim suffered the blow. The hardest part was holding the strut assembly out of the way while reattaching the control arm.
I'm down to putting the new tie rod on the steering slapping a new tire and voila! On the road again.

Control arm with link $40
Tie rod - Free (had one laying around)
Rim- $28

Getting it back on the road today ... priceless.






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