redrooster
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liberty exaust
Let's see how good you guys are at body shop estimations.
Friday night I was headed south on a local road when another driver in the north bound lane turned to his left in front of me. I tried to swerve to my left but there was oncoming traffic. Nevertheless, I nailed him.
I was driving with my wife in her 2003 Chevy Avalanche. It's the one with the plastic molding. The damage to the Avalanche is a hood, bumper grill, fog lamp assembly, headlamp assembly, turn signal assembly, front quarter panel, inner fender well, air cleaner box, body mount bushing, and all the structural supports that go with that corner. The frame is fine as is the steering, suspension and tire. There will be paint work required for the quarter panel and hood. All the replacement parts will be GM.
How much do you guys think it will be? I already have the estimate.
The winner will recieve two broken pieces of the right rear of a 2004 Lincoln LS which were lodged in the headlight assembly of the Avalanche.
Let's see how good you guys are at body shop estimations.
Friday night I was headed south on a local road when another driver in the north bound lane turned to his left in front of me. I tried to swerve to my left but there was oncoming traffic. Nevertheless, I nailed him.
I was driving with my wife in her 2003 Chevy Avalanche. It's the one with the plastic molding. The damage to the Avalanche is a hood, bumper grill, fog lamp assembly, headlamp assembly, turn signal assembly, front quarter panel, inner fender well, air cleaner box, body mount bushing, and all the structural supports that go with that corner. The frame is fine as is the steering, suspension and tire. There will be paint work required for the quarter panel and hood. All the replacement parts will be GM.
How much do you guys think it will be? I already have the estimate.
The winner will recieve two broken pieces of the right rear of a 2004 Lincoln LS which were lodged in the headlight assembly of the Avalanche.
