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Pics of accident damage-- need advice on possible DIY repair... 700 1989

posted by  the kick inside on  Tue Feb 25 12:12 CST 2003
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one point of concern, it sounds like you craked the rad neck, but then ran the engine on....sure you didnt cook it - if you did you could be looking at a head job as well.....

as to the rest seems pretty well covered,I would at the very least get a couple of professional opinions/quotes, my brother supplies cara pannels and taking him to look at cars is an education, some look bad and are easy, some look easy and you should walk away (quickly!)...

Thing is, you walked away from the crash, bodge the repair and you might not be so lucky next time....






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