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Old 11-08-2025, 06:43 PM
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The center section of the subframe isn't supported on the inside so when you use it as a jacking joint, it bends like shown. I've corrected several of them over the years by cutting it out, straightening it in a press and welding it back in.

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Never heard of the Willow Run plant in Michigan before. That's interesting.
Have a 74 GTO 4spd #s car that turned into a parts car after a falling tree accident.
No idea where it was built.

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