Where to get collision work done?
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by Dallison, Feb 19, 2024.
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That’s common, they want to pay out as little as they can. How much is your truck insured for? How much was the quote with aftermarket parts? What is the average value of a 2007 379? If using genuine parts pushes you past 50% of market value they’ll probably total it out.
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Not sure average market value but it’s insured for $50k and quite was almost $27k
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Vampire Thanks this.
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Any heavy duty truck dealership’s body shop has the capability to fix your truck, but if you want it to be returned back to factory with the original OEM nuts, bolts, fasteners, rivets, huck bolts, body parts when it rolled off the assembly line, then I would take it to a PACCAR dealer’s body shop to get it fixed.
It could either be KW or Peterbilt.
If none of those things matter, any independent truck body shop can fix your truck.
Also a lot of body shops will charge a fee of $100 and up for an estimate, which will be credited to the bill if you decide to get the truck repaired at that shop. -
They still do lots of custom stuff though.
The actual body shop in the back is bigger than the dealership/mechanic building in the front...
I'd call and speak with the body shop manager Glin.
They are good people to deal with and do excellent work.Last edited: Feb 20, 2024
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