Rear ended someone :X need help..
#11
08-25-2007, 04:13 PM
RE: Rear ended someone :X need help..
ORIGINAL: theTTkid
i dont think itll run you 5k for just a front bumper, headlight, fender, grill... i think between 2-3k is fair...
i dont think itll run you 5k for just a front bumper, headlight, fender, grill... i think between 2-3k is fair...
Im sure the hatch post ^ probably cost a pretty penny
How fast do you think you were going at impact?
#13
08-25-2007, 04:43 PM
RE: Rear ended someone :X need help..
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ORIGINAL: theTTkid
i dont think itll run you 5k for just a front bumper, headlight, fender, grill... i think between 2-3k is fair...
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+ headlight, fender and bumper support. Again it depends on where and how the parts are sourced.
Im sure the hatch post ^ probably cost a pretty penny
ORIGINAL: theTTkid
i dont think itll run you 5k for just a front bumper, headlight, fender, grill... i think between 2-3k is fair...
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+ headlight, fender and bumper support. Again it depends on where and how the parts are sourced.
Im sure the hatch post ^ probably cost a pretty penny
#16
08-25-2007, 04:48 PM
RE: Rear ended someone :X need help..
I really dont know how fast i was going at impact... i slowed down quite a bit, the other car barely had any damage... just scratched up and a small tear in the bumper..
My next question is, does anyone know any good body shops near the San Jose california area.. anywhere that does really cheap work?
My next question is, does anyone know any good body shops near the San Jose california area.. anywhere that does really cheap work?
#17
08-25-2007, 05:00 PM
RE: Rear ended someone :X need help..
You're near SF? Sweet! Sanoma is my old stomping grounds! I've been outta Cali too long to point you to a good body shop. I had a friend who owned a shop in Santa Rosa, but he sold out and moved to Colorado...sorry.
#18
08-25-2007, 05:00 PM
RE: Rear ended someone :X need help..
headlight assemblies are ~$900 a piece, given that bit of information alone, I think its safe to say you're talking $4000 starting off, once you start pulling panels you may find more damage, and that estimate could go up.