Girlfriends little brother hit my jeep 😡
10-08-2015, 01:23 PM
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Well 100% can't be fixed by PDR. The panel of steel where license plate is too hard of steel. Body work seems the only way to fix this. It bothers me that the dent is there even though it's not very noticable. Would you guys do body work on such a new car or just leave it?
10-08-2015, 05:54 PM
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Sorry I haven't been able to post pics. The picture itself would be really hard to capture. Just imagine this: license plate frame pushed up against corner panel and created a dent inward. Instead of sitting flush with the license plate bracket now there is a quarter inch dent inward (the size of the license plate frame) inbetween the license plate frame and where it meets the body of the car.
My worry is that I've been told by the body shop is to avoid painting such a new car. I don't know why they said that but it's what he told me.
And yes I do plan on marrying this girl, we have been dating for more than 3 years and I'm 24 right now. I plan on just biting the bullet and paying for it myself.
My worry is that I've been told by the body shop is to avoid painting such a new car. I don't know why they said that but it's what he told me.
And yes I do plan on marrying this girl, we have been dating for more than 3 years and I'm 24 right now. I plan on just biting the bullet and paying for it myself.
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10-08-2015, 06:05 PM
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Sorry I haven't been able to post pics. The picture itself would be really hard to capture. Just imagine this: license plate frame pushed up against corner panel and created a dent inward. Instead of sitting flush with the license plate bracket now there is a quarter inch dent inward (the size of the license plate frame) inbetween the license plate frame and where it meets the body of the car.
My worry is that I've been told by the body shop is to avoid painting such a new car. I don't know why they said that but it's what he told me.
And yes I do plan on marrying this girl, we have been dating for more than 3 years and I'm 24 right now. I plan on just biting the bullet and paying for it myself.
My worry is that I've been told by the body shop is to avoid painting such a new car. I don't know why they said that but it's what he told me.
And yes I do plan on marrying this girl, we have been dating for more than 3 years and I'm 24 right now. I plan on just biting the bullet and paying for it myself.
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10-08-2015, 06:07 PM
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Sorry I haven't been able to post pics. The picture itself would be really hard to capture. Just imagine this: license plate frame pushed up against corner panel and created a dent inward. Instead of sitting flush with the license plate bracket now there is a quarter inch dent inward (the size of the license plate frame) inbetween the license plate frame and where it meets the body of the car. My worry is that I've been told by the body shop is to avoid painting such a new car. I don't know why they said that but it's what he told me. And yes I do plan on marrying this girl, we have been dating for more than 3 years and I'm 24 right now. I plan on just biting the bullet and paying for it myself.
10-09-2015, 06:31 AM
#37
Not the best decision in my opinion her family will be your family if she says yes. Family takes care of their mistakes for their family members. If she got mad and dumped you for doing the right thing then she ain't worth it. And I wouldn't go back to that body shop.