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AE86 cars in Slovakia
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03-21-2005, 08:10 PM
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Hmm the SR5 has very good chassis with a little rust but i dont think it will be for sale because i heard that it will be repaired.
In my case the best will be to buy whole new chassis on my car but i dont think i find new one. I was doing some welding on my gas trunk today. I think i will soon need new one but it costs here around 130 eur and right now i need other parts to get the car going. Its really sad that the previous owner didn't washed all mud when the car landed on the corn field. I think the car is rusty because of this. I think to weld the car in this status will take a lot of fresh iron and it will cost a lot. But i will risk it because i really like the car. I just need an excellent tinsmith :wink: |
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