It is finished
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Not bad if I say so myself. 😉
Holy crap nice work on that Lexus!
Was it really worth fixing the car? I mean that car is worth $12,000 accident free in great shape under 100K miles around here, how much would a repair like that cost?
yeah i’d love to know how that didnt get totalled out or is this a rebuilder?
It was a total loss that was purchased at the auction. It was fixed for my uncle.
Wow that is very impressive Ding! Wish I could get to that level someday,Although
im very curious to know about how much you would charge to fix another just like it?same hit and all,just labor no parts.Im just curious thats all,Did you have to replace roof and dash?any in between pics?Thanks and sorry for so many questions.nice job. :cheer: why does the fixed car have different wheels on it?
[b]G354DoRK wrote:[/b]
[quote]Wow that is very impressive Ding! Wish I could get to that level someday,Although
im very curious to know about how much you would charge to fix another just like it?same hit and all,just labor no parts.Im just curious thats all,Did you have to replace roof and dash?any in between pics?Thanks and sorry for so many questions.[/quote]
Labor wise probably close to 5k. This one looked worse than it was. pulled up the post and roof and basically had to replace the windshield post, hinge pillar and part of the outer rocker. there were some progress pix in either this thread or another one. fixed the roof, changed the dash and rt susp.
Jinx, the wheels were changed to 17″. the oriinals were 16″ and I didnt have a good set of 4, but I had 4 17’s off the parts carnice!
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