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Merde !    :-[

Bad luck.
DodgeFred might have the parts you need.  (Il est du coté de Clermont Ferrand.)
 

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Sorry to hear about that.
Hope your Father is OK, thats the main thing.

Nothing wrong with your rig, just a scratch, nothing serious..... ;D
with a little elbowgrease and a hammer you will  fix the frame.... ;)

I bet you will fix the truck, right?

THX for the nice pictures

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Hi  Bad Bear

In first Sorry not to have answered but the site does not function any more under safari.(Apple)
Impossible to write a message. In the obligation to pass by firefox which I never use.  :(
Fortunately not my father did not have anything but my sister who had already had an accident with her car has again badly with the cervical ones.
If not it is a little long to join together the parts for which I require but as soon as I can I buy that I need. In more with snow maintaining it is in spring that will begin again. I benefit from it to remake in painting the frame which I bought. Sanded, prepared and painting epoxi to have the best result in time. Here is for the RC 91.
In more I benefit from it to make some improvements.
and Townwagner in fact things arrive and with time all is repaired…
 

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Jesus, Crash Driver Family.....! :eek:  Sorry to hear about your Sister.

Anyway, im going to junk a 77 Ramcharger, maybe there are Parts you will need.
Let me know

Bad Bear
 

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This is my '86 Ramcharger. He comes from Arizona. After a long wait (shiping, european import), he is finally in Germany. Currently he is in a workshop near Berlin and gets some necessary modifications for the German approval (TüV).





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