I have to know! Please help.

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OK, this is driving me crazy so I hope someone can give me a good answer. Recntly I saw a guy ask about a Pantera for 10,000 bucks. It had rust. OK, that same Pantera without rust is worth about 40,000 bucks. SO I have to know, does it cost 30,000 bucks to fix rust, or does it cost even more? I am talking about having the work done for you. Is this the thing guys say cost over 100,000 dollars to fix??? Please, someone who knows, help me out here. What would it cost someone who had a rusty Pantera to get it fixed? Rough estimate only and no one is going to hold you to it. First of all where the hell would you even find someone who could do this?????????

5/10/066:05 AM

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