Subject	Re: Can anyone explain why that isn't fixable?
Posted by	snubnosed on July 06, 2016 at 8:04 PM
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In Reply To	Can anyone explain why that isn't fixable? posted by Antihero on July 06, 2016 at 06:19 PM
Message	It can be, with not too much major fuss. The question though becomes strength and durability of the frame itself. I need to do some more homework and see a few more experts before making a final decision. I don't have to make any decisions tonight, tomorrow, or the day after though so all good for now.
Follow Ups	Might be the end - Unibody rusted through - snubnosed 17:39:05 07/06/16 Re: Might be the end - Unibody rusted through - snubnosed 17:40:22 07/06/16 Wow. How did that happen? - ZXRider 17:44:37 07/06/16 Re: Wow. How did that happen? - snubnosed 17:55:20 07/06/16 that is a really old wound right there (n/m) - LJZTT 17:51:05 07/06/16 Can anyone explain why that isn't fixable? - Antihero 18:19:29 07/06/16 Re: Can anyone explain why that isn't fixable? - snubnosed 20:04:47 07/06/16 It can be. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 21:18:08 07/06/16 Wow... - Jonathan (Specialty Z) 19:26:05 07/06/16 Psshhhh. Not too bad... - ConVerTT 20:23:17 07/06/16 same - Insomniac (NV) 21:46:31 07/06/16 To fix or not to fix, that is the question... - JMartz 10:03:40 07/07/16 Lol, bad advice. - Goldchocobo 15:53:40 07/07/16 Totally Fixable - Doug71zt(CAN) 10:39:20 07/07/16 Re: Totally Fixable - snubnosed 15:11:00 07/07/16 That's nothing. Cut it out, weld in a new one. EZPZ. - Goldchocobo 15:58:31 07/07/16
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