Be honest, have you actually done one?
I did all the work myself and replaced everything that needed replacing. Yes you could re fit a load of worn out chewed up rubbish to a new chassis but wouldn't that be a bit daft and more work in the long run?
Any bugger got a decent disco 1/2 looking for a good home?
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I did all the work myself and replaced everything that needed replacing. Yes you could re fit a load of worn out chewed up rubbish to a new chassis but wouldn't that be a bit daft and more work in the long run?
GRATCH
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How much an hour were you paying yourself?
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Tenner to count each rivet!
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Although a galvanised chassis may be desirable unfortunately any time and money you spend to maintain a vehicle does not increase the market value. Why would anybody look to give you 12k for yours when they can buy one with decent chassis for 3.5k?
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I’m possibly getting mine up
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GRATCH
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I think @Bobcat1234 meant to post in the gaylanderer section.
