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Old 04-10-2011, 12:59 AM
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Default Sheet metal replacement question about pricing.

I want to know what I would be looking at cost wise to replace all sheet metal around the cab of my car. For example... ( roof, A pillars, trunk pan, quarter panels). Every time I ask a shop it seems I can never get a straight answer. I would atleast like to get an around about answer so I know how much I am going to need to save.
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I want to know what I would be looking at cost wise to replace all sheet metal around the cab of my car. For example... ( roof, A pillars, trunk pan, quarter panels). Every time I ask a shop it seems I can never get a straight answer. I would atleast like to get an around about answer so I know how much I am going to need to save.
depends on your location, quality of work, etc. Sorry stop in and ask a local shop what their shop rate is and then look at the quality of work. I went with a guy that is $10 more per hr bc his work is amazing
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I live in college station, TX so there's not a whole lot of shops in the area. In order for me to take a car somewhere for an estimate would be a huge pain.if anyone has done simliar work and wouldn't mind giving me an idea of what it cost them that would be awesome.
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I would ask forum sponser Mike @ Musclerodz. He not too far and is as reputable as they get here...
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I just gave a guy a quote for new full 1/4's,full floor pan,trunk pan,outer wheel well's on a 1969 camaro.The total labor bill was $2,500.00(customer to supply parts).Roof and A pillar's might add about $1,000.00 to the mix. This should give you some kind idea.
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hey man, I'm in the same boat as you. I did find two shops that specialize in camaros in the area that might be able to help:

The first one in Dallas advised me that it would be about 6 months before they take on customer cars:

http://www.atlasmusclecars.com/musclecars/

Camaro concepts in Houston advsied they could do all the sheetmetal, but they don't paint:

http://www.camaroconcepts.com/fabshop.html

Let me know how you end up making out, I still haven't decided on a shop.
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Rods car craft in where my car is in wylie. If either one of you is interested just LMK
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I just gave a guy a quote for new full 1/4's,full floor pan,trunk pan,outer wheel well's on a 1969 camaro.The total labor bill was $2,500.00(customer to supply parts).Roof and A pillar's might add about $1,000.00 to the mix. This should give you some kind idea.
Was the car already stripped? Also if I were to supply parts what website shoudl I go to to obtain all of it?
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Was the car already stripped? Also if I were to supply parts what website shoudl I go to to obtain all of it?
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Just recently purchased all the metal from Elitecustombody! Got a great deal and the shipping was super fast now all I have to do is get it all installed.
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