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Old 09-28-06, 05:43 PM
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Time for a new Facia, dammit

Well after a long day of school I was looking forward to go cruising in my FD. I had given my dad the car before I left for school to get it registered. This is what I came back to.



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ok what did he hit?
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man that sucks actually had the same thing happen to me lol
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**** does suck. but its your father. shouldnt matter. he put u in this world bud. shrug it off. he'll get u a new bumper.
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a reason to upgrade atleast.
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99 spec!!!
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yeah I know, I'm not sure what he hit. I think he cliped it on steep road. He offered to have it replaced but I don't want him to pay $1500 + painting for a 99 front end conversion.

I'll see if it can be repaired, if not then I'm thinking I'll just replace it with the PFS front end unless you guys have another suggestion.
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bah! lol just get it repaired. less costly all around
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Its pretty cracked up, there are a lot of crack close to the fender from the facia flexing
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Originally Posted by cptpain
99 spec!!!
Definitely. The good thing about the stock bumpers or the '99 front-end is that the lips are really just add-ons that are very stretchy and can take a lot of abuse before showing any signs of wear (my lip is perfectly fine and new-almost but did do some minor scuffing when first got car...not used to low-ness). So if the lip ever gets damaged again (good luck "breaking" a lip), you can remove it and replace it for a mere $180 anywhere....plus, it looks nice too!

Whatever route you take, it'll like like new soon. Good luck!
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fix it

dude, that is a minor hit. i repaired my old pfs front fascia that had a chunk missing and a broken mounting flange. a good shop would probably charge around $200-$300 for fiberglass repair and paint

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Yeah, fiberglass is pretty easy and cheap to repair, just take it to a good shop and see what they say.

Plus the PFS front is rare and awesome, so keep it!
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i forgot it looked like that under the stock bumper
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Bondo?
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I have a 93 front bumper ill sell cheap located in Sacramento.
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I think I'll have it repaired
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Originally Posted by binary89
I think I'll have it repaired
Good choice, any body shop that is familar with fiberglass can patch that up for you for a few hundred bucks, give or take the shops rep
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