I recently have an accident next to my car. No serious structural ruin as my bumper absorbed most of the wreckage. But my hood and lights need to be replaced. How much would it cost to replace them? There are A LOT of 1995 Accords around so it shouldn't be a problem finding parts right?
right! within are many cars out at hand and its a good point i stumbled upon your question... i in recent times recently fixed a 95 honda concurrence (4 door) and i replaced both fenders, the hood, front bumper, and head lights for 600 dollars so its not expensive if you know how to put them on... you can find them everywhere....
ok genuis you answered your own question so move about to the junk yeard and bring the parts ..... it would be a good conception to go near two cars as they will pay you for the parts that your coup¨¦ will bring them before you can earnings for the parts you need ....
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Answers: It is outstandingly expensive if you just whip it to a shop and hand them the key. Most good shops will not use used parts to fix anything because they don't want the saloon to come back for more repairs. With contemporary parts I would estimate the repair to be $2000-$3500.
You can do it for much less if you buy the parts used, install them yourself, and rob the car to own the hood and bumper painted to match the rest of the coup¨¦.
See the link for a biddable source of parts near you.
Paint for a hood and bumper should be around $500 present or take for a time.
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right! within are many cars out at hand and its a good point i stumbled upon your question... i in recent times recently fixed a 95 honda concurrence (4 door) and i replaced both fenders, the hood, front bumper, and head lights for 600 dollars so its not expensive if you know how to put them on... you can find them everywhere....
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ok genuis you answered your own question so move about to the junk yeard and bring the parts ..... it would be a good conception to go near two cars as they will pay you for the parts that your coup¨¦ will bring them before you can earnings for the parts you need ....
within other words junk it ...
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Answers: It is outstandingly expensive if you just whip it to a shop and hand them the key. Most good shops will not use used parts to fix anything because they don't want the saloon to come back for more repairs. With contemporary parts I would estimate the repair to be $2000-$3500.
You can do it for much less if you buy the parts used, install them yourself, and rob the car to own the hood and bumper painted to match the rest of the coup¨¦.
See the link for a biddable source of parts near you.
Paint for a hood and bumper should be around $500 present or take for a time.
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