HOw much they charge for doors at a junkyard????- and?

Question

http://www.landlrepairables.com/new_page_7.htm
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and how much would a bodyshop charge, to fix that up the first link, grand prix thats all banged up

what prices would u pay the way the are too

Answer 1

When a car is totaled, it is generally because the repair estimate is 75% or more of the retail value. Lets say for instance the first car books for 10K, by the time you bought the car, parts, and paid a body shop to fix it you will have over book value in it. (a rebuilt vehicle will have a book value of around 60% of one with a clean history)

The second car looks suspicious to me. If it's a flood car, I would stay away from it.
Around here, doors can be anywhere from $100. to $1000. depending on rarity and the cost of new doors.

Unless you can do the work yourself, it would be just about as cheap to buy a similar car off of a dealers lot.

Answer 2

Glad to run into your question, First of all, you're going to have to visit several wrecking yards in order to at leased determine if they have your car in their yard. Usually big yards will give you a fixed price on any part no matter what make or model. Whereas with small yards, their prices will have the tendency to be a little outrageous. Try looking around and see what parts you're able to get. If it would require for you to go to the next town to check, do it. And also check e-bay. My car is a 1998 grand prix GTP, and from time to time, i go to e-bay.com to check on parts and i run into a bunch of them. Hope you fix it.

Answer 3

The banged up vehicle is $7 – 10K range(if all new parts) depending on the availability of used parts & how much time is required at the frame shop.

The second vehicle is a good parts car. If you have no idea of the history, I would not buy it to drive. It looks like it has had water inside.
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Answer 4

The first one is totaled. It isn't worth fixing.
A Grand Prix on the showroom floor isn't worth fixing either

Answer 5

50.00 - 300.00 for the doors each.

The GA hit in the rear, I would estimate at around 4500.00 but I cant really see what the extent of the damage really is.

Obviously your needing the entire rear end off the donor car.
rear 1.4 panels
bumper trunk floors, deck lid.
Lights bumper
supports
covers
bulbs
paint
and prep time.

Answer 6

door range from about 150 to 400 depending on the year and make of the car

Answer 7

there are many places that sell used or slightly damaged doors in almost every city usually for around 10 bucks or so you just have to look a little.

Answer 8

Check here:
http://www.car-part.com/
You might find one that matches