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http://www.geocities.com/buffshields/camaroside.jpg

Any ideas of how much that fender dent would cost to be fixed?



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i'd definitely need a better picture, but if it's really wrinkled all over like it looks, i'd just recommend a new fender. You can get aftermarket repro's for $100, and the real deal from GM is $200. Then it's gonna need paint, which will cost $150 - $200 i'm guessing.

Your choice is to pay probably $300 - $500 for a shop to do it, but of course you'd wind up with a ****load of bondo in the fender.

But i need much closer pics.

 

from that picture, it does look like the rear half of the fender is all wrinkled. if that's the case, just get a new fender. do some searching and i bet you could find a fender in a junkyard for real cheap. install it yourself, then just get it painted. that would be your cheapest and best option

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Forget that then, I'll live with the eyesore for now. When I put my hand on the back of the fender I can push it out, but it won't stay.

What are the odds of actually being able to match my paint.

[This message has been edited by Mark A Shields (edited November 21, 2001).]

 

What about your door?It looks dented too.

 

It is slightly dented as well, but I think the lighting makes it look a lot worse, you can't really notice it, unless standing to the side.