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Old 12-17-2008, 05:43 AM   #1
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wow so me and my dad went to bolt up the drive shaft to my tI last week.. and it seems the body where the bearing support mounts is busted up pretty bad. id say its a good 5 or 6 inch tear in the body of the car! its not going to be to hard to fix but i was thinking since the car is already that bad with a salvaged title i should just try to build it into a track car and not worry about restoring the title. maybe buy a e36 m3 or 318 sport..?

EDIT: heres a pic of the gash!
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