crashed the mustang in the rain :(
07-15-2010, 11:57 AM
#31
5th Gear Member
Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: KY, was MA
Posts: 2,797
ouuuuch looks like carnage from when my brother had a tire blow out on his 99 Dakota R/T....on to grass field and through a 2 ft high rock wall only to stop 5 ft from a tree.
scour CL like your life depended on it for body parts or people parting out whole cars. Could maybe snag a whole car but has majority of the parts you need and swap them over. If this happened to me I would be in same boat of not being able to upgrade and just to get it on the road.
Goodluck
scour CL like your life depended on it for body parts or people parting out whole cars. Could maybe snag a whole car but has majority of the parts you need and swap them over. If this happened to me I would be in same boat of not being able to upgrade and just to get it on the road.
Goodluck
07-15-2010, 12:46 PM
#32
if your doing the repairs yourself let me know, I'll give you some heads up, I just (about 3mos ago) replaced the radiator support Huge pita! the fender bumper assy but the main pain was the radiator support, you have to cut it out, I know you know that, then weld the new one in. when the support is finished the rest seems petty. GL!
07-15-2010, 12:48 PM
#33
ouuuuch looks like carnage from when my brother had a tire blow out on his 99 Dakota R/T....on to grass field and through a 2 ft high rock wall only to stop 5 ft from a tree.
scour CL like your life depended on it for body parts or people parting out whole cars. Could maybe snag a whole car but has majority of the parts you need and swap them over. If this happened to me I would be in same boat of not being able to upgrade and just to get it on the road.
Goodluck
scour CL like your life depended on it for body parts or people parting out whole cars. Could maybe snag a whole car but has majority of the parts you need and swap them over. If this happened to me I would be in same boat of not being able to upgrade and just to get it on the road.
Goodluck
07-15-2010, 01:48 PM
#34
6th Gear Member
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Yadkin, Nc
Posts: 5,183
ahh sorry to hear that man! i will be on the look out for stuff! Im glad your ok, check out MPS auto salvage and CJ's pony parts has a junkyard of stangs!
i agree with teej just buy a little beater and slowly build your car back up to better than before
i agree with teej just buy a little beater and slowly build your car back up to better than before
07-15-2010, 04:42 PM
#38
thanks, ill check out those sites man.
correct-o teej-o
