find a scion dealer that has a body shop and have them fix it. i dont suspect it would really take that long. a week maybe two.

 

fau;kner scion has a body shop, but i wouldnt want to deal with them.

i know there is going to be alot of labor and prep time involved with this repair. For the door jam repair, they'd either have to remove the door, or mask everything off, and bag the car.

 

when ems car was rear ended they had to replace the bumper, support, hatch, glass and tail lights. the shop had it back to her in less then a week and they did damn good work.

 

Jim, I know for a fact that Thompson does excellent work if you're willing to bring it up to Doylestown.

They did a grade-A job on my mom's car when it was keyed all down the passenger side, down to the metal.

 

thanks man, but im weary of driving it. the door chatters on the highway.

 

thompson has an awesome body shop....

 

Milham does too its a place in bangor. They painted my amp rack real nice and also when my ex side swiped a poll with her xA and smashed the whole rear door and quater panel they fixed it perfectly i was def impressed.

 

thats the place they took ems car. damn good job. i may end up taking my car there also

 

yeah u def should get that back piece on the bumper painted there im sure they would do a good job and cheap too.

 

yeah, def not taking my car that far. i really dont even want to drive it as it is now.

 

i guess ur screwed then

why you would want to get parts from a friggin junk yard when they will pay for all new ones blows my mind

 

because im the man.

hold on, you're trying to understand thought and reason?

 

did her insurance claims adjuster come and look at the car yet? you are entitled to brand new parts and taking it where ever you want. if its more then there estimate then the body shop and the insurance company battle it out.

edit..you said your dad was in the insurance business so im sure yo know all this. never mind.

 

^^x2

 

was this person drunk jim? your road isnt that narrow

 

another thought that just crossed my mind. it looks like the hit was close to the rear axel did it hit the wheel at all? might want to get under there and make sure the rear suspension and torsion beam isnt tweaked or anything. or i should say...make sure the claims adjuster gets under that and looks at it.

 

it was a guy that hit my car, not a lady.

 

i didnt even think about the wheel thing. wtf.

you sure are a master technician.

 

maybe he's a master-bater

 

yeah good call because some ins peeps will tend to look over stuff and you;ll be screwed in the long run