crash help!!!







Sry if i do anything wrong in posting but i really need help here. I ran into some1's back (no1 damage to them) and my front got messed up. Bodyshops are closed for weekend and I really need an idea of around how much im lookin at. Im sorry pics are taken from cell phone but i dun any more cameras. I prolly have to chagne the bumpers, im most worried about the hood sticking up rite now. Im not guna report to insurance so im really worried
Also is it okay if i still drive it for now until maybe tuesday when i get it fixed?
Thanks you very much
is the hood not closed in the last picture?? ... if its not closing it could be a number of things, but it doesnt look like the hood is damaged, so maybe just a hinge is bent??? ... and as for the bumper, your right that is gonna have to be replaced ... that will probably run you about 400 - 600 dollars depending on where you take it ... hood im not too sure
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no, hoods are fixable, as long as the damage is not on the CREASE (the lines running down the side of the hood) oh and dude you're prolly looking at like around $1300 for hood, bumper, possible lock, labor, paint, dont sweat it too much, i know how you feel, but you gotta report it to the insurance company unless you wanna spend all that money
thz for the replies
Well the side is not fitting well so i guess that is the crease that is damaged? I would be really happy if its really only 1300, since here in san diego they charge 750 just to replace an accord bumper (aftermarket bumper + paint + $300 labor)
Pete do u noe any cheap/ok shops in la ??
and i dun think insurance is coverin me so im pretty screwed.
Well the side is not fitting well so i guess that is the crease that is damaged? I would be really happy if its really only 1300, since here in san diego they charge 750 just to replace an accord bumper (aftermarket bumper + paint + $300 labor)
Pete do u noe any cheap/ok shops in la ??
and i dun think insurance is coverin me so im pretty screwed.
Originally Posted by pete_07
here in LA they sell ur bumper for 80 bucks and ur hood is around 150...made in taiwan...no paint just flat black primer
. When you buy aftermarket body parts look for the CAPA certified seal. This means the part is a quality replacement and will fit like OEM. If it's not CAPA certified, it will most likely be a terrible replacement. It won't fit right, it won't look right, and the build quality will be inferior. Check this site out for more info: http://www.capacertified.org/seal.aspOne last note, get many estimates and ask to see other cars being worked on so you can verify that the shop will do a good job. You don't want to blow your money on a half-ass job. Trust me, you'll regret it. Good luck with your repairs.
Originally Posted by Gfaze
You get what you pay for. From the sound of the prices, you're most likely getting junk parts that don't fit properly, made very poorly, and will look like
. When you buy aftermarket body parts look for the CAPA certified seal. This means the part is a quality replacement and will fit like OEM. If it's not CAPA certified, it will most likely be a terrible replacement. It won't fit right, it won't look right, and the build quality will be inferior. Check this site out for more info: http://www.capacertified.org/seal.asp
One last note, get many estimates and ask to see other cars being worked on so you can verify that the shop will do a good job. You don't want to blow your money on a half-ass job. Trust me, you'll regret it. Good luck with your repairs.
. When you buy aftermarket body parts look for the CAPA certified seal. This means the part is a quality replacement and will fit like OEM. If it's not CAPA certified, it will most likely be a terrible replacement. It won't fit right, it won't look right, and the build quality will be inferior. Check this site out for more info: http://www.capacertified.org/seal.aspOne last note, get many estimates and ask to see other cars being worked on so you can verify that the shop will do a good job. You don't want to blow your money on a half-ass job. Trust me, you'll regret it. Good luck with your repairs.

..most of the body shop use this..but again if you wanna be expensive and feel good about it then get the expensive one
hey pete thz
i got an estimate of 700 : hood is surprising not damaged, it was actually the rad supporter that got pushed in they said causing the hood to not close properly
new bumper, new impact absorber, right fender, "repair" rad support, hinge, and paint for "damaged" areas. you guys think its fair?? thz for replying
i got an estimate of 700 : hood is surprising not damaged, it was actually the rad supporter that got pushed in they said causing the hood to not close properly
new bumper, new impact absorber, right fender, "repair" rad support, hinge, and paint for "damaged" areas. you guys think its fair?? thz for replying
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