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posted by  marmc57 on  Fri Dec 5 00:15 CST 2003
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Good news is that I got a day off from work and some fresh venison. Bad news is that my 940 wagon has a buckled hood, missing grill and left headlight/turn signal. Haven't been able to open the hood yet, but it appears the A/C condenser is pushed back a bit. No leaks from radiator and the air bag didn't deploy. Lots of plastic bits fall out when I try to open the hood. A bit of icing on the cake is that I don't carry collision insurance. My question is: How tricky are these cars in that area to repair? I can change a hood (fender is just scratched), but I don't know about straighening a radiator support. Better to find a whole front clip?
Any advice or experiences would be helpful.
Thanks.






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