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Dear Friends
I have this 1986 911 coupe that was stored for years, now i would like to rebuilt the car but I notice that the front of the car where the front suspension is attached is completly rotted way mostly on the driver´s side, the metal is so corroded that the front of the A frame is not attached to the car, is just hanging in the air I heard that this must probrably was caused for the leaking of the battery´s acid over the years I wonder if this is possible to fix and what kind of metal sheets do i have to buy and where to get them? I looked over Pelican, but could not find the metal sheet for the front bottom part The car have A/C and i guess this front part have a big square hole Besides this part what other parts do i need? may be a battery tray? the A frames are bolted to this parts with out any metal reinforcment? Also does anybody know a good guy /shop to to this job in fort lauderdale area? Thanks ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Do a search for tank support rust repair and battery tray rust and you ill get everything you need to know on how this is done and what u need. Probably one of the most common rust areas discussed
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You just now noticed this after you have owned it for years or you now see this after you recently purchased it? Just curious.
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