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Old 09-21-2018, 02:11 AM   #1
Big Daddy Bear
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Frame horn bent, repair, replace or ???

Got my short wheel base doner stripped down to a bare frame, after getting the front sheet metal and cab off, I could see that there is some damage to the frame horn on the driver side. Couldn't tell until I got everything out of the way.

Looked around on the forum, and read some threads on this, now contemplating what I should do. If the rest of the frame measures out okay and is not tweaked, twisted or bent, would you leave it as is or repair/replace it?
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