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post Jan 18, 2009 - 10:18 PM
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So i was wondering I know a body shop would give me a better answer but how much would you say bent in rear passenger side quarter panl would cst to fix, it's kinda bent from the bottom, not very noticable unless you get close up. but i looked from inside the trunk were the flat tire tools are stored and you can see it a little better. and its kinda been pushed upward from the outside. I just wanted to get a rough estimate on how much it would cost to fix such a problem?
 
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post Jan 22, 2009 - 12:50 AM
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Some douchebag in a Ford Exploder backed into me once. The dent was about 4" long by 2" tall in the rear quarter panel. I went to two body shops, and both were pretty close. One was $350, the other $385. That's just for a simple repair plus only repainting a small portion of the quarter panel. That sounds almost like what you'd need, just a small ding repair and only part of the quarter panel repainted (assuming you get a good body shop capable of repainting and matching right in the middle of the quarter panel.)


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post Jan 27, 2009 - 12:14 AM
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QUOTE (richee3 @ Jan 22, 2009 - 1:50 AM) *
Some douchebag in a Ford Exploder backed into me once. The dent was about 4" long by 2" tall in the rear quarter panel. I went to two body shops, and both were pretty close. One was $350, the other $385. That's just for a simple repair plus only repainting a small portion of the quarter panel. That sounds almost like what you'd need, just a small ding repair and only part of the quarter panel repainted (assuming you get a good body shop capable of repainting and matching right in the middle of the quarter panel.)


I see, I hope thats all, it looked like the previous owner had backed up into a tall sidewalk and it pushed the quarter panel slightly up I'm hoping that it's not to expensive.

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