1964 f85 frame needed.
#3
I have an automatic and a stick shift frame 2 door both. In Redmond< OR
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Larry
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Larry
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#7
I'd like to see a pic of the frame. What parts are boxed? I could do that if that's the major difference.
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Any idea how much shipping would be to 55119?
Roger
Please text or call 6512468028
Any idea how much shipping would be to 55119?
Roger
#9
If you are building a convertible than I would agree to wait. Sure you could box an open frame (like I did for my hardtop) but the time, effort and cost may not be worth it to you. As far as shipping goes I have no idea but I can't believe it would be cost effective compared to hooking up a trailer and picking it up yourself.
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#12
It is a lot of work. The kit I used was pre-cut but you still had to massage it a bit to make things fit correctly. I had the frame sandblasted, took a few days of welding and grinding, plus the cost of a bottle of C25 gas. The kit "only" cost around $300 then but it is over $500 now. I already had the frame, sandblaster is family - so no financial cost, and my time is free. So basically if you are working on a convertible hold out for a convertible frame. In the long run you will save a bunch of money and time.
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