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| | | | Joined: Mar 2002 Posts: 990 Member | | Member Joined: Mar 2002 Posts: 990 | well...got some estimates today - ranged from 380 to 550 to get the frame straigthened. The low end guys were going to heat up the frame and beat it with hammers. I wasn't so crazy about that approach since I could do that. The higher end figures were to put the truck on a frame machine and use just a bit of heat to get the wrinkles out.
That sound about right on price? If so I'll probably go to the higher end place with the frame machines.
Any comments from the body-shop-knowledgeable?
I figure its a time consuming task to get it tweaked. If I was going to heat and bang it, I do that myself. | | |
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