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Old 01-21-2016, 09:53 PM
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got into an accident.. need to change the door

my in-law's neighbor ran into my driver side door and basically fucked it up. insurance got involved and agreed to pay me for it. I got a couple estimates from 2 shops, both were close on the cost.

from start to finish...
$2150 using a new door
$1250 using a used door
$750 for Bondo and paint
or another option is to buy a door from the junkyard for $350 and change it myself

I'm not looking to keep the car, I actually had to up for sale locally before this happened. state farm said I would need a new door but I don't know if they mean brand new door or new as in a different door(used). im just trying to get everyone's opinion on what would be the best to do. i am looking to try to get some money out of it to try and cover some other things that need attention
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