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merak/ bora body rot

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21/11/2010 21:48:50  
 

Posts: 8
Since: 6/8/2008
Region: midlands
Status: offline 		Problems with the dreaded  Merak brown stuff to
a).    the front inner wheel arch/suspension upright/front luggage compartment
b).    the base of both petrol tanks
c).    rear wheel arch

Anyone had any of these problems and can give details of the best ways to repairs plse

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geoff
19/1/2011 11:42:03  

Posts: 10
Since: 23/10/2009
Status: offline 		I had a bit of rot by the front suspension reinforcements and luckily for me a friend has just imported a Merak from the States and he has cut me out some good sections from his car. It doesn't look too pretty on these pictures but there is only the lightest bit of surface rust on the parts that are pretty bad on my car!!Depending on how bad yours is he may be able to cut out more for you and send. Here are the bits he has sold to me... The upper mount and much of the structure was good on his breaker so get in touch if you are interested in recycling....only bad news is that he wants to clear the remnants of this US Merak body off his drive shortly!!He has removed all suspension etc and all this is in great condition so check what you might be needing. Ps he also has New Old Stock rear wing and New Old Stock frong wing







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< Message edited by julian -- 20/1/2011 10:31:49 >
21/1/2011 15:20:13  

Posts: 228
Since: 4/5/2010
Status: offline 		good lord!

major surgery!!

well done...

JimP
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