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This is my brothers car, an old man ran a stop sign and hit him. We think the car is going to be totaled because the b-pillar is bent.

He has the TEIN type-flex suspension on it and was wondering if anyone wanted to trade for cash and stock suspesnion.

 

I don't think that will total out the car

good luck

 

sorry to see. bump

 

the roof is bent too though...its weird... right above the b-pillar it's bent in and when you look at the car from the rear it curves to one side...

 

considering the "B" pillar took the hit, that is not surprising that it bent in.

the pillar took a good hit and went like this <

 

Reminds me of my car except I lost a wheel and a fender too Its definately not totaled though. Expect about $5k in damage.

 

that sucks...I wanted his taillights...ha ha...oh well he should be happy.... he loves his car

 

and it doesn't go like this < it goes more like this >...if that makes sense

 

if you guys dont mind some mexicans fixing that. i can help yall out.. instead of it being 5000 to fix and paint. itll be like 1000 or soo =X. i had a big fat dent on my rav4 rear dooor. and they were like YOU HAVE TO REPLACE IT. IT CANT BE FIXED BLAH BLHA and giving me 3 thousand dollar estimates and ****. and i went to this uncredited place. did it for 300 bucks. =P. and it looks brand new.

 

for the damage the shop is gonna need to use a frame rack to pull the pillar and bend the frame back. I pretty much did what you said but i definately regret it now. i pocketed 2500 from that accident but the car will never be the same. take it to the best shop you know of because the insurance is going to pay for it anyway. dont make that mistake like i did.

 

thats an excellent route if its just a dented fender or something, but for something structural best to take it to a good shop imho.

 

Definitely not totalled and definitely needs to be the best shop you can find to fix it.