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Re: Sectioned crossmember 73-87
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Originally Posted by Ziegelsteinfaust
They are not that hard. Anyweld shop can do the work for you if you need. All you have to do is take them the instructions.
There may even be a forum member around your area that does them.
They are pretty involved, but not that hard.
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8-10hrs of work depending on how thorough the builder is w/the job.
When I reached out to Turner Ent. back around 2000, his price was $350 plus the cost of freight. Given what the mod can help with, I had an idea & tried doing one on my own. I bought a welder & plasma cutter. It took some time & I learned some things. I subsequently did more of them w/the goal to do enough to pay for the welding machine. I accomplished that goal.
I used to keep one of each done (63-72; 73-87) but they took-up too much space.
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