How easy is this to fix?
#1
How easy is this to fix?
I recently hit a deer, and messed up the hood, bumper cover, driver's fender, radiator support, and driver's front fender apron. I was able to get the hood, bumper cover and fender new, but i have to get the rad. support and fender apron from a salvage yard. The front clip will be cut off of the junk car at the fire wall. I was going to drill out the spot welds just in front of the shock towers on the new front clip as well as on my car, and just plug weld the new front clip to my car. Has anyone had to do this? Any advice?
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#4
RE: How easy is this to fix?
take alot of point to point mesaurements to make sure everything is square now check you suspension for damage. thru out the whole operation take point to point mesaurements and make sure nothing has shift during removal/re welding. if you think anything is gonna shift to greatly brace it up so it will not move but with a repair like this nothing like that should happen basically this all depends on your know how and patience then after you get evertyhing back to gether i would go get it aligned just to be safe
good luck
good luck
#6
RE: How easy is this to fix?
Thanks for the replies! Has any of you seen a website were someone has done this repair? I've replacedquarter panels on a 68 coupe, but nothing like this. I would like to see how other people have done this. Thanks again!
#9
RE: How easy is this to fix?
Yeah, that's the easy part. I already bought all of those parts. The rad. support and the driver's inner fender apron is a crumbled up mess. But, I have located a place that sells the whole front clip for $350.