simple you say, because they're unsafe
chopping out major parts of the crash structure and welding them back together is dangerous, it compromises the integrity of the chassis and means the car can easily split in two
that part i do understand
but what i dont understand, is how projects like the VW campervan restoration on here, and that Juha Kankunnen Celica Rally car that got posted a couple of weeks ago, can have huge swathes of the chassis cut out and welded back in
why is this safe, but cut and shutting something back together not ?
chopping out major parts of the crash structure and welding them back together is dangerous, it compromises the integrity of the chassis and means the car can easily split in two
that part i do understand
but what i dont understand, is how projects like the VW campervan restoration on here, and that Juha Kankunnen Celica Rally car that got posted a couple of weeks ago, can have huge swathes of the chassis cut out and welded back in
why is this safe, but cut and shutting something back together not ?