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Posted - August 15 2011 :  5:54:42 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
just inherit a 1952 mgtd kitcar, but have no info on car as what chassis/frame is underneath. mechanic told me it needs an new front crossmember (rust) how can i find out, what type of frame it is. and where can i find this crossmember ?


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Rick

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Posted - September 04 2011 :  6:49:49 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
There were two types of chassis for those cars, the Beetle (VW) and Chevette (GM). A Beetle chassis will have a "backbone" down the center of the car on the inside, the Chevy won't have that. Post photos and we can confirm. But a word of advice: if you don't even know where to start with the car, get rid of it and save yourself headaches later.

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