Ouch, that's pretty bad. You're going to need to find out what all got damaged. The bumper cover, inner bumper, hood, and lower spoiler are all bolt on pieces that can be easily replaced. However, your core support is damaged and it's possible that other structural pieces may be damaged as well. I think you need to find out exactly what pieces are damaged and find out how much it will cost to replace them. Depending on the overall condition of the car it may not be worth fixing but that's up to you.

I know we have most of the pieces you need available on our site if you want to check prices

 

here is everything you need for real cheap,

http://usautobodyparts.com/catalog/C...982-1992)/1990

 

You could easily find a parts car for that. You just need to make sure the subframe is not bent. That can be fixed too but its up to you how much you want to spend. The other option would be to find a rust free body and transfer your motor and trans.

Kevin

 

No need to find out if the frame is bent. It definatly is! the reinforcment being pushed in like that has caused the frame ends to be drawn inward. That car needs some serious time on a frame machine. I can assure you the repair costs will out way the value of the car

 

I've fixed worse, but it's going to take either a frame machine or a chassis jig to get the car straight again....I'd say find another car and use this one for parts is probably going to be the best option....unless you have access to a frame machine with a good tech running it!!!!!!

 

agreed, third gens are one of gm,s most flimsy chassis, Unless you would be doing the labor yourself i dont see it being costeffective to have a shop try and save it, unless huge personal values are at stake, third gen rollers are cheap and plentiful

 

yeah, if the frame is bent then definitely get another car and use the parts on your car that you want.

 

Start pulling parts off to see what needs replaced. The core support can be replaced fairly easy. The bumper supports will need some work, but you would be suprised what you can do with a few tie-downs, a come-along and a 10 tone port-a-power.

 

Did the tree survive?

 

This ones pretty simple. Time to go car shopping !!!!!

 

This website does not have bumpers!!

 

Yeah, find another one, and stop hitting trees...lol!

PS- Where in PA are you? You look local to my stomping grounds.

 

yeah, but it has most of the structural things.

 

im looking for a bumper myself, do you guys have any websites that sell bumpers?

 

www.yearone.com

or go to your local Chevy dealer and have them contact any dealership in Michigan... I know that sounds random but when I replaced my bumper cover, some random dealership in MI had fourteen of them sitting around in a warehouse...

off topic... but are you Grant from the Camaro Lovers group on Myspace??

 

yepp thats me!
Those bumpers look pretty expensivee, ill have to shop around some more and check out all the other prices too.
The first link with the fenders were pretty cheap, only 60 bucks!

 

dont hit trees let off the brakes and steer
deer are fast trees are hard and cops are sneaky
could use a rear bumper myself 92 rs (rust) only rust on the car let me know south central pennsylvania

 

lol well duhh, i dont think he meant to hit the tree! haha

 

Haha, small world... I learned the hard way a while back on an old project; if you don't have the cash for OEM replacements - start junkyard hopin'... The fit of aftermarket fenders\hoods\bumper covers\etc is horrible... (You get what you pay for) You would end up spending more money trying to straighten, shape, and knock out all the dings and dents from being mis-handled\stored... Even after that its still not exactly right... It'll be worth it in the long run to go the used or OEM route...

 

So what do you think about these fenders?
http://usautobodyparts.com/catalog/C...982-1992)/1989

Think it'll fit right?

 

the tree won.

 

as far as i have heard any aftermarket body panels will take some body work to get them to line up correctly.

 

I got a front bumper and a chin.



-lmk

 

How much did it cost you? I'm looking at doing a mod to the front and don't want to risk my current one plus the fact it's attached to the carmakes it hard to work on.

 

$319 with free shipping... If your planin on just hack'n it apart, go the junkyard route... Save ya a couple bucks and you wont sweat over it as much if you mess it up... What are you planning on doing anyway??

 

well took her into the bodyshop today... i lined up a donor car i'll be getting for free. so i'll have her on the road in no time... thank god for connections

 

your getting a free donor car? SWEET

 

yeah .... it makes the repair work def. worth it

 

haha, yeah, plus if theres anything left in the other car, you can part her out and maybe end up making money over this tree. haha

 

took it into the body shop the other day... its up on the rack now gettin pulled out

 

Go to harrys you pull it in hazelton in PA. i went there a few months ago and got a front bumper for 45 bucks no cracks or anything.

 

Who knows? They show every fender, same OEM part #, with 2 different prices & pics of only 1 of the fenders. 'PIC COMING SOON' on the rest....

 

updates? you did a number on her.

 

My advice search craigslist to find a cheap beat up parts car, then swap everything over to make one good car. There are alway people on craigslist selling a thirdgen camaro for under $500 cuz they are beat up and need work, theres a good parts car.

 

read the thread, he has a parts car and it was last said to be at the frame puller

 

updates?

 

woulda burnt that **** down xP