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Old 05-19-2017, 07:04 PM   #6
Clyde65
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Re: Backyard frame straightening tips?

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Originally Posted by Coronettom View Post
Thanks for the reply. Ideally I would prefer to have the pro's do it but there's one small problem with that. I'm in the military and at least in my area(and quite a large distance around) the price for "specialty" work, especially on older cars/trucks is quite inflated. The unfortunate truth is that there's a lot of new Pvt's and Pfc's who will pay whatever price simply bc they just don't know better. I hate to "go there" like this but ive taken my truck to several shops for rust repair estimates and the quotes were OUTRAGEOUS, I'm talking buying 2 or 3 other trucks for less outrageous and all the shops were booked for years out...I'm in a location where I HAVE to do things on my own or I'll never get my truck back on the road...hate to get all mushy about it but that's how it is around me

That sux! There is a guy right down the street from me that would do it for a few hundred! There should be a huge discount for our soldiers!

I should have started off with Thank You for your service and sacrifice!

I do understand being a military retiree, money doesn't come in abundance as you serve.

Good luck sir!
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