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Originally Posted by MAK' post='253347' date='Mar 11 2006, 02:11 PM
We all feel your pain. Good luck with the repair. It may be no consolation but it looks like you have not done too much damage and should be easily repaired as good as new.
Well if thats you in the picture.....to hell with getting it fixed...I'll buy you a new one
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Should look like new win fixed, its not bad at all.
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Originally Posted by Rolo' post='253994' date='Mar 12 2006, 08:38 PM
Well if thats you in the picture.....to hell with getting it fixed...I'll buy you a new one
j/k
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Originally Posted by miss525i' post='253995' date='Mar 13 2006, 01:45 AM
Rolo, if you are buying...I'll take the 550i
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Miss525:
The best body shop in Charleston is at Hoover the Moover. aka Hoover Chrysler. It's on Savannah Hwy (US-17), in West Ashley.
They will fix anything.... any brand. They have fixed my old Acura Legend (twice), my old Lexus (twice), my mom's Lexus (twice), and my brother's old BMW M3. Excellent work, and fast. If I still lived in Charleston, and wrecked my 545i.... they would be who I would call.
The best body shop in Charleston is at Hoover the Moover. aka Hoover Chrysler. It's on Savannah Hwy (US-17), in West Ashley.
They will fix anything.... any brand. They have fixed my old Acura Legend (twice), my old Lexus (twice), my mom's Lexus (twice), and my brother's old BMW M3. Excellent work, and fast. If I still lived in Charleston, and wrecked my 545i.... they would be who I would call.
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Sorry to see the damage to the car miss525...
I think it's important to get a few estimates and go with the shop that makes you feel the most comfortable, not the cheapest job. It sounds like you might want to start with the shop subterFUSE recommends but it might be a good idea to get some more recommendations too.
Good luck, I'm sure your car will be as good as new in no time. (Doesn't it just suck to drive around in a car that has scrapes on it?)
I think it's important to get a few estimates and go with the shop that makes you feel the most comfortable, not the cheapest job. It sounds like you might want to start with the shop subterFUSE recommends but it might be a good idea to get some more recommendations too.
Good luck, I'm sure your car will be as good as new in no time. (Doesn't it just suck to drive around in a car that has scrapes on it?)
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Originally Posted by subterFUSE' post='254000' date='Mar 12 2006, 08:57 PM
Miss525:
The best body shop in Charleston is at Hoover the Moover. aka Hoover Chrysler. It's on Savannah Hwy (US-17), in West Ashley.
They will fix anything.... any brand. They have fixed my old Acura Legend (twice), my old Lexus (twice), my mom's Lexus (twice), and my brother's old BMW M3. Excellent work, and fast. If I still lived in Charleston, and wrecked my 545i.... they would be who I would call.
The best body shop in Charleston is at Hoover the Moover. aka Hoover Chrysler. It's on Savannah Hwy (US-17), in West Ashley.
They will fix anything.... any brand. They have fixed my old Acura Legend (twice), my old Lexus (twice), my mom's Lexus (twice), and my brother's old BMW M3. Excellent work, and fast. If I still lived in Charleston, and wrecked my 545i.... they would be who I would call.
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Thanks again! That would give me a reason to spend a couple of days in Charleston...such a beautiful place
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Originally Posted by Rudy' post='254001' date='Mar 12 2006, 09:01 PM
Sorry to see the damage to the car miss525...
I think it's important to get a few estimates and go with the shop that makes you feel the most comfortable, not the cheapest job. It sounds like you might want to start with the shop subterFUSE recommends but it might be a good idea to get some more recommendations too.
Good luck, I'm sure your car will be as good as new in no time. (Doesn't it just suck to drive around in a car that has scrapes on it?)
I think it's important to get a few estimates and go with the shop that makes you feel the most comfortable, not the cheapest job. It sounds like you might want to start with the shop subterFUSE recommends but it might be a good idea to get some more recommendations too.
Good luck, I'm sure your car will be as good as new in no time. (Doesn't it just suck to drive around in a car that has scrapes on it?)
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unfortunately, I don't know many body shops that I could trust with this car....I am willing to drive a good distance to take it to a decent shop and I am not even worried about the price at this point.
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miss glad you and your dogs are okay... sorry to hear about the damage but im sure just aswell as the other members ...the damage is easily repairable and not sooo expensive to repair....good luck and cant wait to see your car when all fixed.... take care ericd..
sorry had some typos on the original post...
sorry had some typos on the original post...