When I wrecked my Prelude I had it done at a body shop called Dellinger's Auto Body here in Central PA. It was a 2.5 month wait just to have your car started on. If you have something else to drive i'd suggest them. The work was 2nd to none. The paint was better than factory match was perfect...you 100% couldn't tell a thing happened to that car. PLUS they are cool guys and will work with you on a price. So no matter if insurance is paying or you its going to work in your favor. PM me if you want their number or more info. BTW what the hell happened to your car?
When I wrecked my Prelude I had it done at a body shop called Dellinger's Auto Body here in Central PA. It was a 2.5 month wait just to have your car started on. If you have something else to drive i'd suggest them. The work was 2nd to none. The paint was better than factory match was perfect...you 100% couldn't tell a thing happened to that car. PLUS they are cool guys and will work with you on a price. So no matter if insurance is paying or you its going to work in your favor. PM me if you want their number or more info. BTW what the hell happened to your car?
long story Dave
do a search for BBB under my name
read thru both threads for the nitty gritty
I dont think im gonna paint it
just trade it in as is
bleh
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2005 EVO VIII-SOLD/R.I.P.
2000 Honda Prelude SH - Gone But Not Forgotten
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