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Old 12-15-2006, 10:32 AM
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Question Vr Build Helppp

hey i have a 94 white vr auto now i wrote the front end off but the motor and box still gud as is the interior and other panels but the actual damage done in the fron bars wr the radiator goes has been quated as a write off and it was a 3300 car any suggestions how to get it bak on the road im thinking of gettin a vr/vs shell and transfering ma motor and box into it is there a eaiser cheaper way????
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Old 12-21-2006, 07:11 AM
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Re: Vr Build Helppp

Buy a VR with a dead motor/gearbox or one with hi KM's. Transfer the good motor and gearbox into the new shell.

I imiagine the old car has a bent chassis rail so it will never drive safely again. Should get back around $300 for the scrap metal once you have stripped ecverything you want off it.
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