Cost to repair dry van trailer side panels

i hope you have that trailer fully inspected, measured, to make sure it is square, otherwise, you'd be buying scrap metal.

 

Yeppers, Alignment would be a much bigger concern than a hole or two on the side.

As for your question, depends on how much you want to spend. As low as $20, up to several thousand. Slapping that rubber foil tape stuff will make it sound, if ugly.
Cutting out just the hole and riveting a patch is much cheaper than a full panel, looks better than foil patch, but is still obviously a fix.
Then there is cutting out the whole panel and redoing it, which isn't cheap and usually overkill.

 

How much does it cost to replace full panel on 53 ft dry van

 

My own opinion is that it's just better to buy something that's in good shape.

Even if you get something like I did, something older that needs mechanical repairs that are straightforward, but overall is good and solid.

I looked into replacing those panels before, and I don't remember the cost but it takes two guys to do it so I would imagine it's pretty labor-intensive in addition to the panels and the rivets.

You really would have to call the dealer and ask what they would charge for that.

But I would stay away from something that's been flipped over.

 

The scratches repair cost and what’s that part name on dry van 52 ft

 

That's not the panel, that's part of the frame and not cheap. If it's an insurance clam because you were hit take it to a trailer shop and get an estimate. If it's a trailer you are buying, just ignore it, or take a Dremel and polish it up so it doesn't look bad if it bothers you. It's not a structural problem, just a visual one.

 

Its about $1500 per panel

 

That’s pretty common damage. Not worth worrying about.