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By the way, a mig welder is just.. too expensive.. any other ways to weld the underneath?
General Rust underneath Punto SX 1995
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General Rust underneath Punto SX 1995
they are only for thick metal
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I just scrolled through the thread on a hurry - why not visit a body shop specialist? Nice car though 
I hope people don't mind a bit of local language - Најпаметно, однеси ја кај автолимар и ќе ти кажат што како...сигурно има некој добар низ скопје кој што можи ова да го санира
I hope people don't mind a bit of local language - Најпаметно, однеси ја кај автолимар и ќе ти кажат што како...сигурно има некој добар низ скопје кој што можи ова да го санира
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I just scrolled through the thread on a hurry - why not visit a body shop specialist? Nice car though
I hope people don't mind a bit of local language - Најпаметно, однеси ја кај автолимар и ќе ти кажат што како...сигурно има некој добар низ скопје кој што можи ова да го санира
Bev na avtolimar I mn baraat nad 250€ a I kaj so ja nosam na servis menjanje filtri ulje ova ona koa ja krevaat me prasuvaat kako pominala na registracija.. I niv gi prasuvav za nekoj dobar da ja popravi ali vikaat ne vredi.. a I eve sea doznav iam blown head gasket.. Slikava kazuva se.
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Menuvaj toa, ne go biduva vaka...originalen dihtung, izramni glava i blok i teraj
I hate to say it but here that car would be scrap
The fact you can't lift it means the structure has complete gone from the sills and the floor pan, added to that the seats are mounted on that rusty metal which in an accident is going to offer no resistance and the seats could easily part from the floor.
It is a death trap and at a stage where simply patching up the holes just isn't going to solve the problem
The fact you can't lift it means the structure has complete gone from the sills and the floor pan, added to that the seats are mounted on that rusty metal which in an accident is going to offer no resistance and the seats could easily part from the floor.
It is a death trap and at a stage where simply patching up the holes just isn't going to solve the problem
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what we got here in case of a crash is a simple diy seat ejector, injury free
It's not really a lot of use if it ejects your face first into the steering wheel still attached to the seat
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i would advise against buying that, a guy i know bought it for like 20 squid, i lifted the car and trolley jack was slowly going down lowering the car with it... **** quality
4 weeks have passed is op still alive?
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he lives, but still scaping rust away
he lives, but still scaping rust away
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Well, I believe every repair manual contains something like "Danger: Never rely on hydraulic jack, ALWAYS support the vehicle with axle stands or other suitable means with sufficient load capacity".
I usually use bricks or logs.
probably be scraping his bum on the road soon
Hello, i have same color
