So my buddy in his Jeep Cherokee with a steel bumper cam into a snowy parking lot at a good speed and slid into my truck (top of my ****ty night)
He hit from cab from the door to the bed bottom of the cab part
pushed it in a good 1 1/2-2"
Question being do know how hard it would be to truck and knock it out im still in high school and im in automotive and i have buddies in auto body and think they can fix what i pop out just wondering if anyone has had this happen if not ideas on how hard youd think itd be
Ill just to get pictures later
Thanks
-Jared
OUT LINED IT IN THIS PICTURE TO SHOW WERE ITS AT WHERE ITS BENDS TO THE LOWER END BOXED IN RED
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...BODYDAMAGE.jpg

 

i got a hit and run done on me and i just took a dam hammer and beat it back out it looks better than what it was before except where its allpushed out to far in little spotsbut auto body people should have all the tools neccesary to fix it unless it is all crimped up around the edges cant really do anything about that thats but its really a pain in the *** cuz you need to get it flat and it is hard as hell to do that nearly impossible w/o bondo

 

**** really how long did it take you?
I outlined it up there to show its pushed in pretty good

 

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Actually its a real easy fix. Get your buddies insurance information, file a claim, then take it down to a body shop.

 

Alright looks like i couldnt do much its to pinched
Gotta bring it to a body shop to get a quote so my buddy can pay for it
looking around 1500-2K

 

Check out a paintless dent repair place.

They do amazing work and extremely affordable. The area you have outlined would probably be under $100.00 for them to remove a dent from. They give free estimates, so you have nothing to lose to just go let them check it out. You will get much better results from a PDR guy than trying to bang it out yourself with a hammer.