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Age: 29 Posts: 19 Joined: 24th Jan 2015 Ride: Ford AU2 Falcon station wagon Location: Mandurah |
i have no idea how to post pictures to this forum , thats why i put them on facebook so you could click the link and have a look but doesnt matter , thankyou for the advice im thinking now of buying a wrecking AU2 and replacing the parts with my dad
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tarnee141 |
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Age: 29 Posts: 19 Joined: 24th Jan 2015 Ride: Ford AU2 Falcon station wagon Location: Mandurah |
okay thankyou both for your help ! i will (personal message) and send pictures of my car when its fixed
thankyou again , happy australia day for monday |
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lol
what i meant was ..... pm me & i will host the pics so grumpy can see em |
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{USERNAME} wrote: lol what i meant was ..... pm me & i will host the pics so grumpy can see em Are you saying the pic you posted was not of the damaged car? |
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{USERNAME} wrote: {USERNAME} wrote: lol what i meant was ..... pm me & i will host the pics so grumpy can see em Are you saying the pic you posted was not of the damaged car? LOL .... where was THAT mentioned hmm? - i didn't save the actual pictures of the hit car, so i used that pic to 'show' or at least give ya some idea of where it was hit & crumpled |
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tarnee141 |
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Age: 29 Posts: 19 Joined: 24th Jan 2015 Ride: Ford AU2 Falcon station wagon Location: Mandurah |
radiator support is completely damaged , how would i go about replacing or perhaps fixing it myself ? ie what tools could i use
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{USERNAME} wrote: radiator support is completely damaged , how would i go about replacing or perhaps fixing it myself ? ie what tools could i use Post up pics so we can see the actual damage. Then we can give advice. |
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tarnee141 |
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Age: 29 Posts: 19 Joined: 24th Jan 2015 Ride: Ford AU2 Falcon station wagon Location: Mandurah |
. Here are the photos https://m.facebook.com/tarneexx/albums/ ... 605593370/
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{USERNAME} wrote: . Here are the photos https://m.facebook.com/tarneexx/albums/ ... 605593370/ grumpy doesn't do facebook ........ so i have saved & will put up the pics for you hope ya dunna mind .... |
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Are you insured?
If you are, put in a claim and they will write the car off. Unless you are good with metal, go to a panel beater (smash repair) and sit down. They will charge you more than the car is worth. My suggestion will be to buy another car. Sorry, probably not what you wanted to hear. |
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tarnee141 |
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Age: 29 Posts: 19 Joined: 24th Jan 2015 Ride: Ford AU2 Falcon station wagon Location: Mandurah |
Oh Man.... That sucks :/ okay well I will let my dad know your advice thankyou for helping me , I will post on here if I get it fixed
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Age: 29 Posts: 19 Joined: 24th Jan 2015 Ride: Ford AU2 Falcon station wagon Location: Mandurah |
My dads alright with metals , what tools should he use to mend the frame
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That doesnt look so bad - a quick trip to a wrecker to get another radiator support, and bonnet, a few minutes to weld it in, quick paint, and your away. Even get the bumper if you want.
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{USERNAME} wrote: My dads alright with metals , what tools should he use to mend the frame your dads alright with metals, but doesn't know what tools to use? don't get me wrong but if your asking what he should use .... then your dad [no disrespect meant nor intended] shouldn't be repairing ya car. {USERNAME} wrote: That doesnt look so bad - a quick trip to a wrecker to get another radiator support, and bonnet, a few minutes to weld it in, quick paint, and your away. Even get the bumper if you want. Nigel means getting the whole section coz i have no idea whats bent & i dont think you do either. |
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