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Well crap... Teen Daughter wrecked her car.

By uncivil_engineer

1 year ago


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    #21 1 year ago
    Quoted from uncivil_engineer:

    As requested…
    The door still opens and closes, but grinds a bit. I don't know if the door pillar is bent. Even if I had a door and fender, there is damage by the door plate that will need a body shop to fix.
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    First of all, I'm glad your daughter is okay.

    Secondly, I restore classic Porsches. This is a *really* bad spot for damage, and I'd be surprised if there's no frame damage. At the least, it's going to need to go on a frame machine to verify that it's not bent.

    Don't **** around on this and keep driving it. Please especially don't let a kid drive it. There are a million things that could be damaged that could lead to a worse accident. Suspension, brakes. Hell, you could have a bearing lock up.

    Think of it like a pinball machine. Neglected maintenance is how machines get routed. A car is an even more tightly set of integrated systems.

    Frame damage = misalignment. Which means suspension not working right. Which can mean brakes not working well. Which means increased wear on every part of the system.

    #22 1 year ago
    Quoted from girloveswaffles:

    You're lucky if you found a car that recent to get parts from. Last time I went to the local scrap yard, most of the cars were 15 or more years old.

    This is definitely the way to go for Hyundai body panels.

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