 Looking at rollers, What year(s) would be best for a 75 |
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| brooks944 |
 Dec 7 2015, 08:47 AM
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I have had several people now tell me I would be better off getting a decent roller rather that do all the body work my car needs, including a Senior member here. My car is a 75 with the 1.8 L-jet. I have found a few close to home, and would like recommendations on which year would make swapping the parts easiest. The ones I've found so far are a 74, 72, and 70. I know my 75 BUB's won't fit on the older cars (and based on pics they don't have any), what else do I need to be thinking about?
Thanks, Rick |
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brooks944 Looking at rollers Dec 7 2015, 08:47 AM
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