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    #16
    well, finding some way to jack the body up without damaging it, and getting apart rusty crusty fastners that haven't been touched since the car left the assembly plant could be interesting. That, and there are 14 of the things on the car, not all in the most accessible locations should a bolt snap.
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      #17
      It is easy in theory, unbolt the bolts , swap them out. Problem is that the bolts rust and the body is rather difficult to lift without damaging it. A 4 post lift would make it rather simple.
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