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Old 09-05-2002, 09:17 PM   #1 (permalink)
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pics of what happens to your cf hood when u hit a volvo's bumper with a lowered 4th g
heres the lil spider web crack... 2 inches of the bad area then it brances oiut a little wide for ike 4 inches... rest of hood is perfect just this is half way up on the right edge.. also a piece near the hood latch hole broke off on the underside but its underneath so...
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pic works fine for me.
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damn man, wheres the rest of the pics of the car?
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all i have to say is OUCH
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that SUCKS

you got seriously owned by a volvo
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is it for sale? Ill take it...cheap...
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Just think of all the damage that hood would have recieved had it been metal.
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That actually doesn't even look that bad.... I thought it was going to be worse but still its kinda bad, good luck

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ugh body shops wanting anywhere from 1500 to 3000 to repair.. insurance will double ****ing high risk category
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damn!!! good luck with that bro...

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doesnt look good, but a pic of the whole car with it would make it easier to tell. Good luck with it.
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The body shops are ripping you a new one with that estimate. I repair that kind of stuff on airplanes all day. it takes about 20 bucks wrth of material and about 8 hours of time. If the carbon fibrer itself is damaged it will cost more, but if it's just the clear finish that is damaged, that's easy to fix.
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Doesnt look terrible to me. If you have to you could get the outside of each edge painted and have it blend into cf or something creative,
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