I posted a thread about it on ford-forums, please read it and let me know if you can help.

http://www.ford-forums.com/ford-thunderbird/32883-please-help-1995-ford-thunderbird-lx-front-end-damage.html

Delete this topic, double posted it somehow... Here's the actual thread.

Edited June 25, 200916 yr by TRiPP3R

That's called the core support. You will have to cut all the spotwelds to remove it. Judging by the picture, I'd venture to say it pulled in both front fender aprons as well. You really should take it to a frame shop first so they can tell you exactly what is wrong, and how wrong it is.

IMO, if you don't know how to remove the core support, you really shouldn't be taking on this project.

That's called the core support. You will have to cut all the spotwelds to remove it. Judging by the picture, I'd venture to say it pulled in both front fender aprons as well. You really should take it to a frame shop first so they can tell you exactly what is wrong, and how wrong it is.

IMO, if you don't know how to remove the core support, you really shouldn't be taking on this project.

I myself have no idea how to do it, my uncle is doing it though, he's drilling out all the spot welds, and the rest of the frame is fine, passenger side fender got smashed a bit, but I already got another one.

Already bought:

Passenger side fender

Driver's side window (someone broke in and stole my Rockford BD1500.1 )

Rearview mirror

Headlights

Header panel

Left blinker

Still need:

Hood

Windshield

Core support

A/C Condenser

Right blinker