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homeboy_73

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Hey guys and girls

Just a quick one to see what ppls thoughts and comments are:

I have a 1993 4door r33 series1, unfortunately i have just recently smashed it....... being very wet i hit a very large puddle on the road and slid straight off the road.

my passenger door is gone and my rear quarter panel is extensively damaged. I have been told there is a way to fix the problem is cut and weld a new rear quarter.....

My questions would be:

Would it be worth the money to fix?

How much would i be looking at? (about)

And do you know anyone who wouold be bother to do the job....?

(I have been told this job is in the "to hard basket"........

I am in nsw Sydney.

Thanks for looking.

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