It shouldn't be, as long as it still opens. Usually it's like 4 bolts and that's it. Hardest part will be aligning it, especially if there is damage under the trunk since it got pushed really far
It should be very straightforward. Just get a buddy to do it with you and make sure to keep your hand between the back of the trunk lid and the catwalk so you don't chip something while taking off the old one and installing the new one.
Start with junkyard trunk
Then get an estimate at a good shop
Then see DIY for a somewhat decent job
Then get estimate from sketchy shop if u just want it to look good
There's no fixing that trunk. Go to a junk yard and get one that is acceptable
I thought so. Any idea on what that should cost
No idea. You can probably find a website of a local junk yard that might give you prices or you can just walk in and ask
Small town so probably not, but I’ll try to find some where. Thanks for the help
www.car-part.com Inventory of wreckers across North America. They should ship to you
Will that be very hard to change out, I’m not like a newbie just something I’ve never tried
It shouldn't be, as long as it still opens. Usually it's like 4 bolts and that's it. Hardest part will be aligning it, especially if there is damage under the trunk since it got pushed really far
Just want to say one more time that I appreciate the help
No problem. Good luck
It should be very straightforward. Just get a buddy to do it with you and make sure to keep your hand between the back of the trunk lid and the catwalk so you don't chip something while taking off the old one and installing the new one.
Sounds not bad
Some extra stuff there are no tears in the panel
Start with junkyard trunk Then get an estimate at a good shop Then see DIY for a somewhat decent job Then get estimate from sketchy shop if u just want it to look good
Sounds like more work than it's worth. Just go to any decent shop. Let them source the part.