While it might be possible to fix, it is usually not worth the expense. Snapped from rust, previous damage, prior wreck damange with bad repair, whatever the cause, it's time to retire it.
the frame of the car can snap or break in two if going fas liike 40 to 100 mph if you hit a bump oro you accelerate fast you are putting alot of stress of the car frame i would not recomenned it
I have a 01 Monte Carlo SS and my ground is under the backseat it was profesionally installed but it was pretty easy to do everything in the back just snaps off and snaps back in to place, but when you take the back seat out there is alot of metal and its easy to screw it to the frame of the car.
It's a sub frame car.
http://www.driverside.com/car/pontiac-sunbird-1992-1008-2054-0There is some information about the car, what do you want to know- edit your title and provide more information so we can better help you.
is it not on the side of your car????? right along with "sunbird" :| if its not..Sorry...weird.
Using a key
the starter is under the car by the oil filter
The frame supports the vehicle. Everything bolts to the frame. The body, engine,etc...
no, losing the manual would not cause the car to use freon.
It is either a unitized body with the frame built into the car or it is a body on frame construction. A quick look under the car will tell you which it is.
The signs are usually various scrapes or scratches.They may not look very bad but they can weaken the frame causing the car to collaps under the pressure that the damaged frame is putting on the car
A frame is the skeleton of a car without the mountings, were as a chasis is a mounted frame.