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Started by twodko, May 14, 2013, 08:37:26 PM

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twodko

Realizing the parts/labor costs can vary widely depending on location, what's the ballpark cost of replacing all the front end bushings on my 69? I want to do a disc brake conversion this summer but the car really needs bushings. I'd rather do it all unless it means oatmeal and hardtack for the rest of the year.
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71charger_fan

It's tedious, but not particularly difficult. It's also time consuming, so I imagine the labor would be pricey. I pulled my control arms and took them to a machine shop and only had to pay for pressing the old ones out and new ones in. That was almost 20 years ago, so I don't remember what it cost me, but it wasn't much.

twodko

If it were 10 years ago and before spinal fusion, screws and rods I'd take that on in a minute but now.........
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Hard Charger

my local gas station repair shop would do them, they charge $65 an hour. on something that old you get the parts and then pay for labor, but you know you will find more things to change out once you dig in.
$300 would change out the whole front end. could be done in a day with a lift and mechanical experience. problem is when you want to start cleaning and painting the parts you break down.