Nuclearbreath

What's up guys. So i walk out side the other day and see a nice dent in the right rear fender. It's just behind the centerline of the wheel, about as big as my hand, and no more than an inch deep. It has a crease down the middle as though someone backed into me. What an a$&hole. Also, it bent in the lip of the fender a good bit. I'll post a pic tomorrow. Anyhow, what are the chances they could fix this at a body shop without getting a new one? The bend in the lip is what's worrying me. Also, if anyone has any idea how much it may cost either way, that would be great.

96z28_lt1

iTrader: (3)

pics certainly help, im no expert but i have read that for some parts of the quarter panel you can get to it from the trunk spare tire region and vice versa on the other side and maybe bang it out, really sucks and wish i could help out more but saw no one repied and would offer you just that tid bit of knowledge i knew

totalchaos

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without seeing the damage , hard to say what it would take to fix it. I do est. at the shop I work at , and hate it when people phone in asking for quotes.

totalchaos

iTrader: (5)

Or use a stud spotter and slide hammer.

totalchaos

iTrader: (5)

Not sure what your shop rates are down there , but we charge $75.00/hr for pirvate work.

Nuclearbreath

this is the one. i just ended up filing on my insurance. My quote was $629, and i have a $500 deductible. Great.