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'69 Front A-Arm mount looks odd...
I am perusing for an early car and was looking at this one:
http://www.jpfrazier.com/detail-1969-porsche-911-t-3927503.html The A-Arm mounting looks very different from other cars I have seen and I was wondering if this is standard on a '69 or has it been obviously repaired/replaced? As you ponder above question also comment on value as I may try and buy this car... maybe  Best regards, Michael
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04-20-2009, 07:37 PM
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most definitely a non factory repair for prior rust- poorly done as the welds are incomplete and not sealed either
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wow that is some scary ****.
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04-20-2009, 08:24 PM
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however, replacing the front pan is something you are very likely to do in any early car.
but that crap doesn't speak well of the things you can't see.
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Ugly Betty
