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Rizeabuv
Dodge Dakota
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5/15/2002
01:47:03
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 Subject: Under the knife.....
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Well tommorrow early my truck gets put in the body shop to get all the ouches out of it. On saturday night someone chucked a huge rock at my truck and that left a nice sized bent and mangled piece of bare metal sitting on my driver door. So I finally decided to take it in and have them fix that as well as a few other things. So....just thought I would post something to talk about.
Rize
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Steve-O
Dodge Dakota
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5/16/2002
07:32:48
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I feel your pain. I my truck had some massive rocks thrown at it too while sitting in a parking lot. It looked like they were trying to bust out the back windshield cause all THREE dents were around the edge of the rear window. I would have rather them bust out the window instead of hitting the body. The window is just glass and can be replaced, plus I didn't have anything worth stealing inside! But I carried it to a body shop back home and they fixed all of the dents. That shop rocks! All of the dents were down to the bare metal. The awesome thing is is that they didn't use a bit of body filler! But I feel your pain.
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Rizeabuv
Dodge Dakota
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5/16/2002
15:59:11
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How much did your body shop charge you?? Im getting three big ones fixed. One on the back edge of the roof right next to the third brake light and one on the passengers side of the bed that is just a huge gouge where it was sliced open. Then there is the drivers door. All this cost me a pretty penny, Ill say how much after you do so I can tell if Im really stupid or not.
Bryan
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don94
Dodge Dakota
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5/16/2002
16:12:55
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i have to have alot of dings and scratches taken out of my trk, there is a thing that they do, not sure of name that takes dents out of veh with using fiberglass. does anyone know what im talking about. the dent can be removed and if no paint is missing then damage is minimal cost. pls if anyone know the process name i have put forth would appreciate answer. thnks in advance.
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