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Collision repair estimate 200

posted by  someone claiming to be Joanna on  Thu Apr 14 09:43 CST 2005 [RELATED]

Hi!

My 1985 240 was rear-ended recently. The rear right side is kind of pushed in- it's not too horrible, and I'm not looking for it to be cosmetically perfect, but obviously I'd like the trunk to be able to latch and the rear light to be able to work again, heh.

Any ideas on what kind of estimate I should be looking for? I'm in Los Angeles.

(I ask because I have NO idea, and I find it helpful to have a ballpark figure so I at least know that I'm talking to people who know what's what.)

Thanks so much!






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