few pix of my accident...
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wait were you the one that hit your friend in the Lancer who hit the Cherokee?
Bumper just needs some sanding and repainting, grille is done, just pray to the Holy Lord your hood is not bent. Otherwise you're fucked, unless you want that IS-F style hood bulge.
GL with the repairs.
Bumper just needs some sanding and repainting, grille is done, just pray to the Holy Lord your hood is not bent. Otherwise you're fucked, unless you want that IS-F style hood bulge.
GL with the repairs.
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oops, just noticed the dent in your hood. Can that be pulled out?
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It's not that bad, I had a small accident with my old car and I had to change the hood, both lights, a fender, radiator support and the radiator itself. I managed to buy all the parts for 700 bucks and installed everything with my dad. Of course the parts for TL's are harder to find, thus more expensive, but I don't think that it will be very hard on your wallet.
When I first read about it, I thought that the damage was simmilar to what I had on my old car, but it's not that bad. Stay optimistic and good luck with the repairs.
When I first read about it, I thought that the damage was simmilar to what I had on my old car, but it's not that bad. Stay optimistic and good luck with the repairs.
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Well you all just made me feel a whole lot better about all of this. I am still sick about it because it was in such nice shape.
Any ideas on what grille I should look for? How bout a hood?
Thanks again.
Any ideas on what grille I should look for? How bout a hood?
Thanks again.
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damn it was the clean one too!
yea you just need a new hood, and mayb a jdm grill and some paint and your car should be lookin new
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Originally Posted by DAiNiUS
It's not that bad, I had a small accident with my old car and I had to change the hood, both lights, a fender, radiator support and the radiator itself. I managed to buy all the parts for 700 bucks and installed everything with my dad. Of course the parts for TL's are harder to find, thus more expensive, but I don't think that it will be very hard on your wallet.
When I first read about it, I thought that the damage was simmilar to what I had on my old car, but it's not that bad. Stay optimistic and good luck with the repairs.
When I first read about it, I thought that the damage was simmilar to what I had on my old car, but it's not that bad. Stay optimistic and good luck with the repairs.
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