Curtis
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Last Edit: Aug 8, 2014 7:50:31 GMT by Curtis
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rodney
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if it were me doing it it would be around 450 , that's using a second hand wing/mirror , and repairing the doors , and painting and blending the side in, you may find it a tad less , most places will be upwards of that , depends where you go,.
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Jeez that's some car park ding
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Curtis
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Cheers for that, getting a quote from a local business later today, just one guy in a yard, does it nice and cheap, I'll let you know how much he asks and what for
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Last Edit: Aug 8, 2014 7:52:02 GMT by Curtis
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Iain
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I'd try and find panels in the same colour second hand if parts are readily available and affordable
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joe90
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You may need a rear wheel as well, it looks like they have hit the wheel first then gone down the car.
Bryan
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Curtis
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I needed new wheels anyway to be fair, so that doesn't bother me as much. iain there are a few parts available and there is a breakers relatively close to me that deals exclusively with IS's which is handy
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Aug 11, 2014 20:26:42 GMT
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The car that hit yours - it wasn't by any chance shaped a bit like a muddy ditch was it ?
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Last Edit: Aug 11, 2014 20:27:06 GMT by hfstuart
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Curtis
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See you're not the first person to have said that hfstuart! But as far as I'm aware muddy ditches aren't able to slide into stationary vehicles!
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rod6e
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Judging by the height of the damage on the front wing, I would say that your car was hit by something bigger than a normal car/hatchback/saloon. On the last picture, you can see a tyre track right down the side of your car.
I know it is a long shot but can you not take a tread pattern from this and see whether it matches and other 4x4/vans/anything higher than a car that are around.
Dave,
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Curtis
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Aug 13, 2014 12:52:58 GMT
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Bearing in mind the offending car would've fallen down from higher ground, I'm not holding out hope, but a lot of people have said 4x4/mpv. The recent storms have washed away any remnants of the tread now, so even if there was something useful, its gone now :/ I'm going to have another stroll around the car park this afternoon as its been a week now, they may have started to re-appear
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adam73bgt
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Bodyshop ballparkadam73bgt
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Aug 13, 2014 13:19:17 GMT
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I'm going to have another stroll around the car park this afternoon You're just skiving off work really I am disappointed that no ones come forward though, I'll be thinking twice before bringing the Jag to work now!
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Curtis
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Aug 13, 2014 13:36:23 GMT
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Excuse me, I was going to go after I finish for the day thankyouverymuch!
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Aug 14, 2014 21:00:16 GMT
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£450 sounds bang on to me, surprising amount of work there.
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Curtis
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So £600 sounds fair to fix all the other little things on top then?
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rodney
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yeah id say so mate,.
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