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idahoprime 08-18-2010 07:02 PM

Frame Rail & other welding questions for 1970 Coronet
 
Hello gang, hope you can help me. Im thinking about buying a 1970 Coronet, 383 is super strong and car looks nice. BUT, there are some holes in the floor and the trunk pan is GONE. Now, im not too worried about that stuff. BUT, the seller says the rear driver side INNER frame rail is bad. He said the outer one, the one that everything connects too is good. I personally didnt know there were 2 but its been a LONG time since ive been under a mopar.

Anyway... does this make sense at all? And if so... is it a huge deal to fix? I know the part is about $300. But ive heard horror stories about mopar frame rails. Can anyone give me advice? The car is pretty affordable but id liek to know how much this welding is gonna cost me. ThANKS!

1966sportfury 08-18-2010 08:19 PM

im not sure wwhat he means either?
where in idaho are you?

78D200 08-19-2010 02:52 AM

Can teh seller get you any pictures of what he is talking about? I am wondering if he is talking about the crossmembers.

idahoprime 08-19-2010 03:43 AM

Heh, sorry to confuse Bob, but im in Ohio. lol. They guy lives close to me so Im going to go take a look at it, he doesnt have any pics of the frame. I dont know what he means, he mentioned the oter frame rail was good but the inner was bad.. and that it could be repaired with some sort of cap.

so, i dont know. either way... is frame rail repair hundreds of dollars or thousands? or is it just a matter of welding it back in. thanks.

MReeves 08-19-2010 05:03 AM

When you go look take your camera or you phone and get us some pictures.. Then ideas will come after looking at what you have... That way you don't get bad information and get into more than you want to.... JMO......


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