My butt is saging

bart

I have a JPS Coupe built on a shortened 1969 VW and it looks to me that the rear end should be raised a couple inches …...now before I open that can of worms at a body shop and find out that there are a half dozen things that have to be adjusted or replaced....if any of you have done this or considered doing it.....what does it involve or cost and what are the unintended consequences ???

The car rides and handles fine, there are no problems with it as it is....I just don't like the look....purely cosmetic ….

It has always been my experience that if something is not broke.....you should consider breaking it....just because.....bart

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