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Had a nice evening removing a basketball hoop that fell on my truck. Anybody have any idea of what they think this will cost to fix? Thank!
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couldnt that be PDR'd?
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Yep, I'd call PDR guys. Probably pretty easy.
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Had a nice evening removing a basketball hoop that fell on my truck. Anybody have any idea of what they think this will cost to fix? Thank!
Insurance will most likely total the vehicle due to the cost of replacing the entire bed.

Just kidding! A dent puller might fix it cheaply
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Yep, I'd call PDR guys. Probably pretty easy.
Sorry for my ignorance, What is PDR?
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Insurance will most likely total the vehicle due to the cost of replacing the entire bed.

Just kidding! A dent puller might fix it cheaply
hahaha, ya i was looking for a tree to park the truck under!! Timber!
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Sorry for my ignorance, What is PDR?
Paintless dent repair.
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Paintless dent repair.
Makes sense! Thank you!
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Makes sense! Thank you!
No worries. I would definitely look for a local pdr shop and see what they can do. Shouldn't be a issue.
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Pdr would be 300-400. Just had a similar thing done on lower quarter panel of bed. Cant even tell and paint remains original. Was $350 cash.
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