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WHN · 05-05-2018, 11:31 AM

If your planning on using your car as a driver and want it to be safe handling. Spend the money and buy a new spring. $130.00 to $220.00, depending on quality.

That spring has been on a car with weight on it for 90 years. It’s rusted badly, and you know what, it could break once you start driving.

There are some things that sanding and a coat of paint will not make like new. Springs are very important.

It’s time has come, replace it. One less thing to worry about. Enjoy.

05-05-2018, 11:31 AM	#14
WHN Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2017 Location: Connecticut Shoreline Posts: 1,829	Re: Front spring question. If your planning on using your car as a driver and want it to be safe handling. Spend the money and buy a new spring. $130.00 to $220.00, depending on quality. That spring has been on a car with weight on it for 90 years. It’s rusted badly, and you know what, it could break once you start driving. There are some things that sanding and a coat of paint will not make like new. Springs are very important. It’s time has come, replace it. One less thing to worry about. Enjoy.