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03-14-2001, 05:46 PM
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Springtime. Time to build, rebuild.
My newly cquired 85 300D took a slight hit in the rear. One spring shock got crumpled, and there is a slight ripple in the trunk floor on passenger side and trunk door is slightly high/ajar 1/4" passenger side. Actually you cant tell car was hit unless you look closely, but i wont sleep until its fixed. Can anyone fathom a guess how much to pull it? I'm preparing an estimate to bring this car back to very good condition. 
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03-14-2001, 07:34 PM
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As a bodyshop owner (and you wont like to hear this) it's impossible to tell without looking at it.
Peter P.S. If you send me a somewhat detailed photo then I can give you somewhat of an estimate!
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