Suggestions for fixing rear subframe
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Yes I'm talking about the sheet metal on the chassis itself. It'll need the reinforcement plate kit welded in from the trunk side to repair.
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I have a set of OEM reinforcement plates if you are interested.
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I just have to pick up a set of plates. I'm in Racine, so not too far.
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Yeah I still daily drive the car now. I just take it easy. $1,050 was from a shop in Greenfield just south of Southridge Mall. I can't remember the name of the shop right now. They said they could do a 2 day turn around on it. I'm just trying to keep cost down with my daughter due in about 3-4 weeks. I most likely won't consider this project until spring, but just trying to gather info now
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I will just be driving it until I get my Subaru forester back from the shop. Then it'll get parked while I work on it.
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To me being a e36 it's not worth it to even fix honestly. I'd put full coverage on it wait till spring, claim on insurance which they will for surely total it and take what you can get. Otherwise scrape it. If it was a low mileage m3 then that would be another story.
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Insurance won't pay you just because your car is broken. I think I'd lose more money by selling for cheap or junkie it than it would to fix it. It's a very clean and rust free black on black manual.
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