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Racer
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Radiator Support>Bair's<
HI Guy's.Looks like I am going to need a new radiator support.From what I have read here Bair's has a good rep.The price they have listed seems very good compared to the other's. $275.What do you guy's think? Thanks,Frank>STW< :flag
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Re: Radiator Support>Bair's< (NJ74STINGRAY)
275 is a fair price, and if they have it in stock jump on it. When I went to buy mine, every vendor was out of stock!!! I ended up paying too much but I finally got it from Ecklers. I think I paid 300 bucks or maybe even a little more.
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Re: Radiator Support>Bair's< (NJ74STINGRAY)
Frank,
Bair's is a great place. I have bought from them and recommended them to club memebers for the last couple of years. Usually the woman who answers the phone is Cindy or Brian Bair. I never had a problem with their service or parts and they get here in 2 days in most cases.
Lastly if you can't find one then a good sheet metal fab guy may be able to repair yours,depending on how bad it is.
Gary
Bair's is a great place. I have bought from them and recommended them to club memebers for the last couple of years. Usually the woman who answers the phone is Cindy or Brian Bair. I never had a problem with their service or parts and they get here in 2 days in most cases.
Lastly if you can't find one then a good sheet metal fab guy may be able to repair yours,depending on how bad it is.
Gary
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Re: Radiator Support>Bair's< (gtr1999)
Bairs is the place again....
but if you can or know someone who is willing, I think fabing one up is a much better idea, difficult project, but do-able....for one thing, at least with the one I bought at carlysle Pa. the metal gauge was considerably thinnner than stock...so it knocked off about 5-10 lbs off the front end...
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but if you can or know someone who is willing, I think fabing one up is a much better idea, difficult project, but do-able....for one thing, at least with the one I bought at carlysle Pa. the metal gauge was considerably thinnner than stock...so it knocked off about 5-10 lbs off the front end...
GENE
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Re: Radiator Support>Bair's< (mrvette)
Hi,Thanks guy's.There is a local welding shop that's been here for about 30 year's.If I get a chance tomm I will ask him if he can take a look at it.If he can not do it I guess bear's is the way to go.Gary looking foward to see you and Jim in a few weeks.Frank :flag
