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Date Posted: 16:09:14 03/09/04 Tue
Author: Imre T.
Author Host/IP: 142.154.83.113
Subject: Re: The Wreck of S4 928
In reply to: Bruce 's message, "The Wreck of S4 928" on 19:55:30 07/21/03 Mon

Doesn't this apply to every other car on the road??????? :)

>You now know the wisdom of not going nuts on roads you
>do not know. That is why in the long distance races of
>the 50's they had navagators to tell them what kind of
>turn was comming up.
>
>Now that you feel completely stupid her is the good
>news If the sunroof, doors, and rear deck open and
>close properly, and if the electrical system is not
>screwed up to bad your car is very fixable. First the
>enitre front unbolts down to the frame, expensive but
>easy to do, the drivers door is also easily
>repplaceable. The only hard part is going to be the
>rear quarters and the roof panel. That will require an
>expert metal worker to get it right, but it can be
>done beause I have done it in the past. Do not go to a
>regular body shop as you will never be satified but
>try a respected restoration shop in your area. Good
>luck I hope you save itas these sharks are great cars
>and are getting rare

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