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Old 09-06-2001, 09:46 AM   #2
RickC
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I know they are different but maybe not that much. I wrecked my '89 at about 60K and bent one of the front subframe rails. It straightened ok and I never had a problem with it all the way up to 159K when I finally sold it and bought my '99. Hopefully, your car will be Ok after it is straightened. Good luck.
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