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Car Forum / Honda Cars / October 2004

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john - 31 Oct 2004 00:57 GMT
My 87 accord rides on coilovers and is lowered about 1 and a half
inches. I hit a SUV. My car hit the rear of the SUV. It went in under
the bumper of the SUV. The radiator and front frame section including
the frame housing for the headlamps (3rd generation had hidden
headlamps) was pushed back. I'm looking for opinions on the work
required to fix. Any one have an idea on fixing it? Would it be possible
to have it pulled back into correct shape. How does unibody damage get
fixed? Thanks for any ideas.
burt squareman - 31 Oct 2004 08:05 GMT
> My 87 accord rides on coilovers and is lowered about 1 and a half
> inches. I hit a SUV. My car hit the rear of the SUV. It went in under
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> to have it pulled back into correct shape. How does unibody damage get
> fixed? Thanks for any ideas.

I worked on several minor damages like this and all I need was a
jack and a hammer. The Japanese made efficient use of steel. Try
hammering those thick steel frames on Fords, Chryslers or BMWs.
 
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