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Old 07-24-2004, 09:31 AM   #5
carboy
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Get yourself a good spot weld drill bit and drill out all the welds. The seam by the back top side near the roof is leaded in, just melt the lead with a torch and brush it away. It's not that hard of a job just time consuming. Take your time you'll be ok. I did both sides on my car.
I had to replace both front fenders, grill, hood (Bonnet), Boot, Bumper, rear valance. The only original pieces are the doors and roof and glass.
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