What to do?
dont use these they are junk the bits won't last thur 1 spot weld I tried them they suck. http://www.eastwoodco.com/jump.jsp?i...emType=PRODUCT
Tese look like they may work but I haven't tried them. http://www.eastwoodco.com/jump.jsp?i...emType=PRODUCT
Tese look like they may work but I haven't tried them. http://www.eastwoodco.com/jump.jsp?i...emType=PRODUCT
Body work last. Do the cowl first since you can stand and do it comfortably. I was going to say do the easiest first for experience, but I'm not sure if anything you are doing is easier than the next. If it were me I'd do the cowl first, the trunk second, floors, then the body work. Might want to check your frame rails and torque boxes while you're at it. Good luck.
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ORIGINAL: valley firearms
Body work last. Do the cowl first since you can stand and do it comfortably. I was going to say do the easiest first for experience, but I'm not sure if anything you are doing is easier than the next. If it were me I'd do the cowl first, the trunk second, floors, then the body work. Might want to check your frame rails and torque boxes while you're at it. Good luck.
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Body work last. Do the cowl first since you can stand and do it comfortably. I was going to say do the easiest first for experience, but I'm not sure if anything you are doing is easier than the next. If it were me I'd do the cowl first, the trunk second, floors, then the body work. Might want to check your frame rails and torque boxes while you're at it. Good luck.
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ORIGINAL: 1988 Mustang Lx
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frame rails are new someone already replaced them awhile ago...less work for me haha
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ORIGINAL: valley firearms
Body work last. Do the cowl first since you can stand and do it comfortably. I was going to say do the easiest first for experience, but I'm not sure if anything you are doing is easier than the next. If it were me I'd do the cowl first, the trunk second, floors, then the body work. Might want to check your frame rails and torque boxes while you're at it. Good luck.
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Body work last. Do the cowl first since you can stand and do it comfortably. I was going to say do the easiest first for experience, but I'm not sure if anything you are doing is easier than the next. If it were me I'd do the cowl first, the trunk second, floors, then the body work. Might want to check your frame rails and torque boxes while you're at it. Good luck.
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