So...Anyone good at bodywork?

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Cruddz said:
Relax, all right? My old man is a television repairman, he's got this ultimate set of tools. I can fix it.
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Hey its Jeff Spicoli
 
check with Finishing Touch in Fountain Hills, he's done several cruisers
 
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That repair isnt going to be cheap. Gonna cut into te beer budget!
 
murf said:
That repair isnt going to be cheap. Gonna cut into te beer budget!
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You have any idea if this would cost enough total a 2000 LC? I'm just afraid without add-ons listed in the policy on a insurance quote they will totaled it. I know when I rolled my 2000 Tundra the pillars was three pieces laminated together. Only option was a complete cab replacement which totaled it three and half years old with around 54K miles. If it's laminated repairs are going to go way up to do it correctly. Anyone know if this is laminated in the rear pillars?
 
Im not going to have it fixed. Too many goodies on it. Plus the dents add character/badass-ness to it.
 
I did not, I figured it wasn't worth my time to roll around the valley getting estimates when I most likely wont have it fixed.
 
fengler said:
Im not going to have it fixed. Too many goodies on it. Plus the dents add character/badass-ness to it.
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yes...this exactly! you should embrace the character and use some blocks of wood and a BFH when the character gets in the way of things functioning. as long as your hatch isn't rubbing it's a good story :)


says the man who's FJ80 has character all over.
 
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