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1993 Grand Am Hood repair

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02-27-03, 07:04 AM

koolkeith

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1993 Grand Am Hood repair

I recently got into a fender bender and I pushed up the hood of my car. The Front of the hood is bent downward about an inch and the sides have gone up about 2 inches. (it is really not to bad) I would like to flaten the hood out, so what would be the best way of doing it?

any suggestions would help!
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02-27-03, 09:10 AM

Joe_F

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Pitch the hood, it sounds wasted and will never be 100% again without body work. A hood should be dirt cheap for this vehicle.

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