Anyone know a good bodyshop??
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I was lucky....the deer only hit on the passenger side then whiped around and smacked the door. It could have been worse if the deer hit the middle....could have come up the hood and hit the windshield....then I would have been driving blind at night. At least I was able to drive back home!!
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out there wrote:
progressive down on 33 st and about 34ave s in fargo. very reasonable and good workEXCELLENT work, they did the work on my civic and my subaru. Including my front lip piece on my subaru along with repair damage done to the rear quarter panel in a fender bender. They completely redid my civic along with Mark Knudsons civic (ITR 6th gen painted yellow) the owner/operator Scott @ progressive stands by his work and does excellent work.
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Whatever you do. Stay as far away from Quality Auto Body as you can. They do absolutly horrible work. Back when I was still living at home, I decided I needed to wreck my Blazer. . . .twice. And both times, for some stupid reason, my parents decided to take it to Quality. I now have a hood that has bubbles in the paint, a windshield wiper that hits the cowling [I could fix it, just too lazy], and I have a pass side that is 4 different colors of blue.
The choice is yours, but I would stay far, far away from Quality Auto Body.
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you hit something? strange.
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jct_4628 wrote:
I was curious to see how strong my blazer actually was. So I went out and found the first deer I could and hit it! HAHAHAHA..........................I lost. So I was wondering if anyone knew of a really good body shop in town that I can get an estimate from. Thanks!
If u want to drive to whap. vision ford does a good job jason in the body shop give a good price and excellent work -
Thanks for all the recommendations....I ended up going to savageaus cuz they were the insurance recommended place....no offence to you torbs, but I would NEVER EVER go back there or recommend anyone else to. It took them a week longer than quoted, and when I got it back AC, radio, heater, wiper fluid hose, and radiator overflow were all unpluged still. So I pluged them back in. Not like its that hard...I mean I could do it! The car looked nice...thats true, but they left so much unpluged, and my car still makes noise when I turn hard over right. The mudflap is rubbing the tire I think.
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no offence taken man...sorry you had those problems...my dads camino was all body work and no mechanics at all. however, i know my dad has been doin business with him for a long time and hasnt had any bad experience with mechanics either...once again, i apologize on their behalf for not pluggin the stuff back in...glad to hear that you are pleased with the way the car looks though! anywho, later
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