ftyler, hitting a deer probably didn't do as much damage as you think.It for sure wouldn't damage the frame to the point of destroying it.Sounds like the end of the rail is down and has pushed the radiator support back causing the problem with the fender/door opening.I don't remember if the 66 bumper bolts directly to the frame rail end or if there is an L shaped bracket on top of the rail. It might even be simply bent brackets & radiator support, but the fender/door gap indicates the front being down. Labor rates in your area are about the same as mine. A shop will likley charge you 2 hours set up/measure and an additional 2 hours to straighten the rail end if it is just down & not swayed.It should be another 2 hours for a sway.I would say 4 to 6 hours max @ $40.00 per hour, BUT I can not say without seeing it.Any shop who tells you they can estimate damage without looking at it needs to be avoided. My opion is the same as Hotrod Lincoln, THIS IS A GUESS.

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