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Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: MN
Age: 23
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Jeremy
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Replacing a bumper (costs)
Some low life degenerate piece of **** hit my car in the walmart parking lot last night and just left.. they crushed in the back side of my bumper and scraped a bit of paint off. They also scratched up a little the body panel that's right above the side of the rear bumper. Unfortunately, that thing looks like one big piece that covers the entire side of the car.
I went shopping online and it looks like a new bumper will be $215 from hondapartsdeals (shipped) plus paint and install. Has anyone had to replace a rear bumper yet? How much did it cost in the end? The best quote I've gotten so far is $800.. which seems mighty high (600 for paint and install?). |
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Leonard
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Go ask wal-mart if they have any video of it!!! Not like it's going to change anything.... Either way, I get nervous going to wal-mart cause the majority of people shopping there and even working there are all low-life scum (and no, I don't feel bad for making that generalization... if you want specific stories to back that up, PM me). You really should be able to get your bumper painted for ~$200 and you can install yourself so if you can get it for $215 shipped, take it to a good shop who can color-match (they may need to blend it to the existing paint if they're not good).... you should be able to get it all fixed up for cheaper than $800. Pics of damage would be excellent... If it's low enough maybe you can just go HFP and call it a day! |
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Ian
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id say $800 is a fair price. |
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Gary
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i dont know man i can get a bumper for like 150 and paint at a shop for 200-250 including r/i it all depends where u get it down so look around dont rush urself usually smaller shops charge less but that doesnt mean the quality goes down with it
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Leonard
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Threadstarter, if they are fixing your quarter panel in the rear too, then yeah, your looking at a bit more work/cost... if it's just the bumper, $800 seems kinda steep IMO. Don't you have insurance? |
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Jeremy
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I have insurance but it's a $500 deductible and I wasn't sure if a Hit and run would be covered under it.. I gotta go file a police report after class. I'll post pics later, I don't have a digi cam at school with me.
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My dad's acquaintance, who owns an auto body shop, quoted me about $400 for a compete bumper (including the bumper itself, paint and installation). I guess that's a hook-up price. I'd say around $600 would be a fair price for a complete job.
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this is why when i go into any big shopping center parking lot, I look for a parking where there is no cars around. i would hate coming to my car and seeing that some dumbasswith no regard for other people's property messed my car up.
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