accident follow-up
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accident follow-up
Yea so that little accident ended up being pretty big.Like i said before nothing was really damaged bad and i was only going about 10mph, but i got a little bit of the hood, front bumper, and fender. So a friend of mine came out, who does body work and who going to fix this for me, estimated it would cost about $2600 and take roughly a week. So that's definatley putting a little hold on the 350 I was looking into getting lol.
#2
RE: accident follow-up
****ty man
my problem was worse though.
my car actually caught on fire and I plan on rebuilding it this year.
Car actually still looks good but I have to rebuild the engine and new materials for inside but I think I am more excited to start working in it than the fact that my poor car is out of commision.
Engine caught on fire
350 EDELBROCK <ALL EDELBROCK>
my problem was worse though.
my car actually caught on fire and I plan on rebuilding it this year.
Car actually still looks good but I have to rebuild the engine and new materials for inside but I think I am more excited to start working in it than the fact that my poor car is out of commision.
Engine caught on fire
350 EDELBROCK <ALL EDELBROCK>
#3
RE: accident follow-up
thats an awfully high estimate, jeez. my mom's minivan had the whole right rear side replace and repainted for $1100. what all is damaged on yours? i know you can get a hood, nose, fender, and whatever else youll need for under $500 from a junkyard. you can sand and primer it yourself for under $100. all you would need is the paint done, which should be under $400. shop around. just because a friend does it doesnt mean its the cheapest
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