Reply to "WTB front end parts to fix an accident."

rockyMember

You have a nice set of tools, so probably don’t need me to suggest, but might be a good idea to start careful is assembling, to look for other hidden damage.

It’s surprising how good the hood looks, and the front grill frame & mesh is probably easily repaired.

But you might find associated damage to the sway bar, and the light bar assembly. Your front driver side suspension arms might be tweaked.

Anyway…. Best of luck with the repair…

Rocky

PS. Good time to convert to small format front bumpers, too!

8/12/249:36 AM

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