damage to crossmember help

I have somehow Broken The bracket that is welded onto the rear crossmember which holds the bottom rear control arm on the drivers side, noticed the wheel was sitting with alot of camber. What is the best way to fix this, new crossmember or would it be repairable?

 

Have the

mount weilded back in place by someone who knows what there doing, it should be fine if thats the only thing dameged.

 

the only thing is that the bracket didnt break at the weld, it is a bit of a mess would possibly need a new one or to fabricate a new one?

 

Ok

have the whole thing cut of and a new mount fabed/weilded back in place, it not a big job.

 

Ive just managed to get the car 4 hours back home using some very thick fence wire to hold the control arm in place which worked very well to my suprise! Is there any good places around sydney northshore where i could get this done?

 

I saw on bush mechanics once you can rope up a tree log in place of the wheel and suspension and drag the car around on the wood. I think a hard wood would be preferable but a soft wood worked a charm in the datty 120y they say.

 

Very unlikely. Most reputable workshops will be reluctant to adopt the "very thick fence wire" repair system.:rofl::rofl::br:

 

HAHAHA! just looked at my wording, i meant any place i could get a new bracket made up and welded back onto the crossmember

 

Another tip for chriz

I had a flat last year,stuffed it with tumbleweed and its still working to this day

 

Where on the North Shore are you located(driving it in that condition could get you arrested)?

 

more like a ........

 

That's a "New Season" item from your personal collection, I assume? LOL

 

thats from my summer wardrobe
there was a winter collection sale today at myers,i grabbed a bargain

 

Do they both come with the Chastity Belt and Leather Mask options?:rofl::rofl::rofl::zlove::br: