Yoox_II
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- Joined
- May 26, 2013
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- Ram Year
- 1984
- Engine
- 5.7L Hemi
As you can see from the photos, there is moderate rust above and around both rear wheel wells. It's at the bubbling paint stage, but at some spots it's now slightly past that stage unfortunately. My question is, what should I expect to pay a body shop to fix up both sides? The rest of the box is in fairly good shape, minus some spots where an old bed liner from previous owner 5 years ago rubbed against the paint revealing the yellowish primer layer. But as for rust, it seems to be limited to just both wheel wells. I can't afford a full paint job right now otherwise I'd do that, but I do want to take care of the rust here for now.
Also....
A while ago, I had to cut the wheel well openings in my front fenders to accommodate 33" tires. I increased the size of the opening by about 1 1/4 inches, but it was a hack job because it was urgent. When I'm ready to buy new fenders, how much should I expect to pay a body shop to professionally cut the opening bigger, and also make a new inner fender that fits it?
Thanks everyone!
Also....
A while ago, I had to cut the wheel well openings in my front fenders to accommodate 33" tires. I increased the size of the opening by about 1 1/4 inches, but it was a hack job because it was urgent. When I'm ready to buy new fenders, how much should I expect to pay a body shop to professionally cut the opening bigger, and also make a new inner fender that fits it?
Thanks everyone!