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Originally Posted by handeyman  My 92 is wheel is lose two, I took it to the mechanic and it's costing me $350 to fix, don't know exactly what the problem was. |
where are you located handyman?
that sure is alot of money just to fix your column.
i guess it's according to where you are located.
the cost of living may be more i guess.
it only cost me 140.00 to replace my column in my 89.
that included furnishing the column as well.
i wish i had kept that car. it had the h.o. 305
and would really haul.
it was my first though and i thought the interior was in
too bad of shape to keep.
if i only knew then what i know now.
that's been about 8 months and i have owned 4 since
and realized that the parts are not too expensive right now.
if the economy gets better though you can expect to see a double in the price of a third gen car for sure.
just check around and make sure your mechanic isn't taking advantage of you.
that seems really high price to fix the problems associated with the third gen columns.
they are trouble,but there also fixable without having to take out a second mortgage.
good luck with your fix.
jd
where are you located anyway?
