Any good body shops in Nashville or the boro?
07-28-2007, 07:42 AM
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Any good body shops in Nashville or the boro?
Guys I am very sad to say my S has been wrecked. Im not exactly sure the extent of the damage yet although my Geico adjuster gave me a $1500 estimate which he even admitted was low, but was all he could do until the car got on a lift and up under the car was reviewed. It seems the front and rear are fine and the passengers side is ok. It just seems that the driver's side rocker panel, a piece of the front fender, and the very corner of the rear panel were damaged. Not to mention I have two bent wheels and the car does not drive straight at all. Im not sure if it knocked it out of alignment or something is bent. All I know is when the steering wheel is straight the drivers wheel points out. Anyways, Im trying to find a reputable body shop preferrably in Murfreesboro, but Nashville would do also, I just dont want to have to drive it too far. I tried to take it to Reddell Honda in murfreesboro, but they dont have a body shop, they referred me to Alliance Auto Body, but Ive never heard anything about them except there is a negative review on yahoo locals, so that scares me. Anyone have any advice or referrals?
Here are some pics of the damage(p.s.-those wheels came on the car when I bought it and Ive only had it a month 1/2 so if you dont like the wheels cut me some slack,lol...)
Here are some pics of the damage(p.s.-those wheels came on the car when I bought it and Ive only had it a month 1/2 so if you dont like the wheels cut me some slack,lol...)
07-28-2007, 07:50 AM
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07-28-2007, 08:19 AM
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thanks for the help NVMY, I couldnt figure out why it wasnt working. As you can see these wheels probably dont suit this car, they look ok, just more luxury than tuner to me. Although I like the deep dish on them. They just came on the car when I bought it. Anyways, I desperately need to find a good body shop because I want it done right, and no telling what the damage underneath is, as the steering is way off it by no means drives straight.