Well crap :(
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stewcrew has a red e36 that has rear end damage. you might be able to get parts off of that and have them painted.
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That is a bummer. glad it wasn't more serious and that you presumably aren't injured (i didnt see a "need front teeth" thread in the WTB section).
If you were driving drunk/texting/roadknob/sleeping/playing candy crush then I hope you learned your lesson.Â
How much would you have tried to sell the car for when it had straighter body panels?prepare yourself for a second potential jimmy rustler:
If it were me, I would use the opportunity to get another car that isnt green.
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That is a bummer. glad it wasn't more serious and that you presumably aren't injured (i didnt see a "need front teeth" thread in the WTB section).
If you were driving drunk/texting/roadknob/sleeping/playing candy crush then I hope you learned your lesson.Â
How much would you have tried to sell the car for when it had straighter body panels?
prepare yourself for a second potential jimmy rustler:
If it were me, I would use the opportunity to get another car that isnt green.
Ha, not a fan of green? And no to all of your situations, thankfully... but a lesson was learned none-the-less.
I wasn't really interested in selling, but had what i 'hoped' the car was worth
. The latch on the hood is obviously jammed, so I haven't gotten the hood up to assess damage. Hoping the radiator isn't cracked or anything. -
The hardest repair will be where the fender mounts if it is bent.
You can see it in this pic
Thanks for the pic, Earl! Â Not really sure if those guys are bent or not... it'll be close and I doubt they totally survived. Are you talking about the top bar or the circular part with 4 studs in it?
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Thanks for not taking offense to my comments, they weren't intended to be offensive.
Green looks amazing on JDesigns vert and fitting on some cars, but not among my top choices on an E36 (unless its the M3 GT green)
Good opportunity to turn this into a track car if you are into that sort of thing.Â
I was once in a similar situation when I was 16 and had a rabbit with frame damage. I bought another with a bad trans for cheap and combined good parts onto the straight chassis. That worked out well for me.
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It looks like it may be repairable but that core support is definitely bent. Â This will not be a simple swap of parts and there is no cheap way around fixing this.
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Try calling Certifit for the core support. They aren't the best quality but you get what you pay for. Also hit up stew crew. He has a e36 parts car
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I think I heard that stewcrew has a parts car but I can't remember.
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thanks for the replies guys. I'll be thinking about what to do with it over the next couple of days. It'd be a shame to junk it, since it still runs like I didn't rear end somebody!!! Any recommendation on how to get the hood open? The latch is stuck. Should I just take a crowbar to it since the hood is done anyways?
Does anybody know if stewcrew has a parts car?
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You might not want the fenders. We rolled them. With a hammer. And a forklift. So. Yep. Maybe some parts are salvageable. But most certainly not the areas we hit with a hammer. Or. A huge forklift.
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