The Chevy driver's insurance should be paying somebody to do it for you............
Body work is generally a lesson in patience.
Body work is generally a lesson in patience.
Damn!
G
doh
Well, I think I'll be needing to consult the expertise of you fine folks on this one. Due to a redlight-running Chevy Tahoe, my 73' swinger now has a massive dent, about as wide as an average person's shoulders on the driver's side quarter. It isn't a deep dent, it is just rather wide. It has a couple creases as well. How do I go about taking it out. Or do I have to replace the entire panel?
thanks,
mike.
Well, I think I'll be needing to consult the expertise of you fine folks on this one. Due to a redlight-running Chevy Tahoe, my 73' swinger now has a massive dent, about as wide as an average person's shoulders on the driver's side quarter. It isn't a deep dent, it is just rather wide. It has a couple creases as well. How do I go about taking it out. Or do I have to replace the entire panel?
thanks,
mike.
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Jim_Lusk said:Body work is generally a lesson in patience.
That is so true!!!!!
Sorry to hear about the dent. doh
A hammer and dolly would probably work......after all it is metal...but then it's got to be painted ;D ;D. Take it to a good shop and get it done if you dont have the experience or patience
G
Thanks for the link. I forgot all about that place.sweatybetty said:
I would find a shop that your are comfortable with and have the insurance pay for it. They will usually work with you, if you have a preffered shop, plus it is a classic car.
Andy
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