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  • Anonymous
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    07/06/2009 at 11:10 pm
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    #3025

    Thanks to those people who gave me contacts to get my tank repaired .I was able to find someone local that did a good job for me, and here are the before and after shotsDSCN0043.jpgDSCN0079.jpgDSCN0044.jpgDSCN0080.jpgthe after cost $1250.00 , but I think the result is OkLes

    Dave Ross
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    08/06/2009 at 9:46 am
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    #12391

    I can't believe they've managed to repair that. Must have used all of a bucket of Bondo :-D.I guess those Adventure tanks cost an absolute fortune and make a good repair economical. I hope you don't mind that I've fixed your pictures. All you have to do it do 'highlight' the link and then click on the little picture frame in the text editor menu

    Anonymous
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    09/06/2009 at 8:46 am
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    #12392

    Thanks for that, the top was cut out, and the repair done. I saw the tank after the panel work and there was very little fill in the job.Yes the tank was expensive to replace , the prices I saw were 2300 bare tank then has to be pained and decals and badges fitted , So I would expect a new tank ready to fit would be in the vicinity of $3000 Regards Les

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