Reply to "WTB front end parts to fix an accident."

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@adam posted:
If it was me and I just finished my 72 in white after 4 years i would find a good frame shop as it looks racked but pictures can be misleading. Save and work the pass fender, valance get a repro they are out there. drivers door work on it and repair and I think the drivers fender try and locate one. You can do it and there is plenty of help out there but start at the basics a frame shop

Yeah that was the basic plan. I have a shop down here in San Diego that will be doing the work, it was more just sourcing the fender and front valence. It seems the damages didn't go to the radiator and box is square so should be good. It will be checked before everything.

8/12/2411:59 AM

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