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jgrewe · 07-13-2009, 10:35 PM

To pay somebody for that extensive of a job would be cost prohibitive unless you REALLY love this car. Figure at least $600-700 and thats just a WAG.

What you can do is make the parts using cardboard templates and bend things to shape, then take the car to a welder. Cutting the cancer out first will also save you money. Be sure the person can tell what needs to go where with plenty of pictures of the car before you started cutting.

Parts from an organ donor car are even better but more time consuming to get.

07-13-2009, 10:35 PM	#3
jgrewe Rotary Fan in Training Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: On the Beach Posts: 59 Rep Power: 18	To pay somebody for that extensive of a job would be cost prohibitive unless you REALLY love this car. Figure at least $600-700 and thats just a WAG. What you can do is make the parts using cardboard templates and bend things to shape, then take the car to a welder. Cutting the cancer out first will also save you money. Be sure the person can tell what needs to go where with plenty of pictures of the car before you started cutting. Parts from an organ donor car are even better but more time consuming to get. __________________ New rat from the sinking ship.