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11-17-2005, 07:37 PM
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11-17-2005, 08:21 PM
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Originally Posted by CobaltForge
It could be your daily driver/2nd non-show car heh.
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11-17-2005, 08:56 PM
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Originally Posted by JTso
You probably have enough USDM parts left over from your car to fix it up. 
i could hammer out the fenders and only basically have to buy a new front bumper.
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from the looks of this pic i dont think its going to be as easy as just hammering parts out. looks like both fenders need to be replaced,left quarter is shot right door needs replacing and allot of little brackets and parts. but id say if you know how to fix it or know someone who can it might not be to bad
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Originally Posted by pizzaman555
from the looks of this pic i dont think its going to be as easy as just hammering parts out. looks like both fenders need to be replaced,left quarter is shot right door needs replacing and allot of little brackets and parts. but id say if you know how to fix it or know someone who can it might not be to bad
11-18-2005, 07:39 AM
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Originally Posted by DaveWhyman
The drivers side rear suspension looks a little bit bent, that could get expensive.
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Originally Posted by CCColtsicehockey
Well I own a stock rear camber kit and complete suspension.
Unless the swing arms are bent. Project cars are great, but I think this is one that would need to be seen in person. If it was bought from an insurance company, it could be because there was some frame damage. Being that this had some side hits, you may never be able to align this one. Again, if it is a simple replacement deal, this would be great.
Personally, I think the ECU and motor out of this would be worth "upgrading" and then you could sell all the other parts out.
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Originally Posted by moda_way
Unless the swing arms are bent. Project cars are great, but I think this is one that would need to be seen in person. If it was bought from an insurance company, it could be because there was some frame damage. Being that this had some side hits, you may never be able to align this one. Again, if it is a simple replacement deal, this would be great.
Personally, I think the ECU and motor out of this would be worth "upgrading" and then you could sell all the other parts out.
Personally, I think the ECU and motor out of this would be worth "upgrading" and then you could sell all the other parts out.
I wish it had ebony interior cause I would do an entire interior swap
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