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Top right and top left - I don't even know the words to describe the chopped up mess that was made of this left lower quarter extension. I do know that some people shouldn't be allowed to work on cars.
Bottom left - Holes were slotted to allow installation and alignment of the rear bumper. Bottom right - Instead of cutting spot welds at the factory seam 3 inches away, this repairman chose to saw straight through the tail light pocket and then offered up this poor excuse for a butt weld. In the event of another accident, this vehicle would not perform like an undamaged version of the same vehicle. Because of this extremely poor repair, a much lesser impact would have likely caused serious injury to passengers or the driver of this vehicle. Don't let this happen to you. Click on the link below and get "Crash Course: A Consumer Guide to Collision Repair". It's a small price to pay for information that could protect you from a lot of severe physical, emotional, and monetary loss. |
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