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I am looking at my 67 Pontiac convertible GTO frame and it is repairable with a lot of work but the work will be cheaper than buying a replacement frame.
If I have the bad sections of my frame cut out and new steel welded in, is that safe? On the outside rail under the door is 1/8 inch thick enough? If I decide to buy a solid frame from another 67 that just needs blasting and paint, is there a going rate for one so I know what to pay? (without shipping) I hear of all different prices put there is a shipping price involved. If I find it local what should I look at (price wise)? Thanks Jack PS: I have asked similar question in past but my mom has taken real ill and all my work stopped with body 2 bolts from coming off frame. So I now have bills that I didn't before and my head is UMA and can't think clearly, with a GTO stripped down. |
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