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*gmachinz* · 08-01-2015, 09:25 AM

Man was I not happy when I seen this! The wind racked the door to the point when my wife shut it and attempted to re-open it, the door edge caught the fender and rolled in it a bit. On the plus side, insurance is paying me out for the "body shop damage estimate" which is actually enough for me to replace the rear steel bumper, fix a few misc. dings/dents, replace the fender and re-shoot the entire truck!! I told my wife there's a silver lining to all this-you'll end up with a show quality finish when I'm done with it and it'll be the best looking Yukon in the city!!

She'll have to deal without having her truck for about a week but she get over that when she sees the finished truck.

08-01-2015, 09:25 AM	#1
gmachinz Account Suspended Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: Des Moines, IA. Posts: 4,143	This is what happens when the wife can't keep a hold of the door on a windy day! Man was I not happy when I seen this! The wind racked the door to the point when my wife shut it and attempted to re-open it, the door edge caught the fender and rolled in it a bit. On the plus side, insurance is paying me out for the "body shop damage estimate" which is actually enough for me to replace the rear steel bumper, fix a few misc. dings/dents, replace the fender and re-shoot the entire truck!! I told my wife there's a silver lining to all this-you'll end up with a show quality finish when I'm done with it and it'll be the best looking Yukon in the city!! She'll have to deal without having her truck for about a week but she get over that when she sees the finished truck. Attached Images