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The Bumblebee

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266 posts

234 months

Friday 28th December 2007
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Last week, I manage to put a hole (golf ball size) in the underside of my Elise, just under the bottom left corner of the numberplate. Been quoted nearly £400 for repair, more than £300 being labour. Really gutted.


fatwomble

1,389 posts

245 months

Friday 28th December 2007
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how did you manage that then?

NathanE

539 posts

233 months

Friday 28th December 2007
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Is it on one of the front sticky-out "chins"?

junks

303 posts

271 months

Friday 28th December 2007
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You should be able to locally repair that for around £250, I've done the chins before for this sort of price ;-)

Edited by junks on Friday 28th December 23:50

MW666

64 posts

255 months

Saturday 29th December 2007
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Do you know any boat repair shops?...they are highly skiled with fiberglass and can do the job cheaper than car garages

tnjj

66 posts

229 months

Sunday 30th December 2007
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i went into our local dealer the other day and was just looking at all the cars they were servicing!

there wasn't one which had not had repair work to bottom of the front clam! and to be honest the standard of repair wasn't that impressive either! only when you looked hard tho!!!

If you do get it done professionally make sure especially if paying a lot that the repair is un-noticeable!

Lawrence5

1,254 posts

266 months

Sunday 30th December 2007
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Post pics - maybe a splitter might cover it up........