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07-04-2008 05:54 AM #1
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Does he see something we don't? If he could get $150 he should sell, $190 per ton for a whole car where I live.
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07-04-2008 06:31 AM #2
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Yeah, but it's a Pantera...........................wake up Severson, maybe he'll tackle it!
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07-04-2008 06:47 AM #3
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It should be Dumpster bound - when a fire does that to a car the physical characteristics of the steel have changed too much to make it a usable/repairable car, Pantara or not.
The fire annealed the steel and this is the simple definition: "a heat treatment that alters the microstructure of a material causing changes in properties such as strength and hardness"
This was an uncontrolled anneal so in other words, it's junk!!!!!
The sad part - someone will probably buy this car and try to restore it
Dave W
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And then a newer model....
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