Got me!
Got me!
The other driver (someone I know) was backing up and got my door. They were so upset, but I reassured them everything will be OK.
Looking at hanging a LKQ door rather than reskinning with an NOS panel. Cost is about the same either way.

Looking at hanging a LKQ door rather than reskinning with an NOS panel. Cost is about the same either way.

Last edited by Paris MkVI; Mar 18, 2013 at 09:28 AM. Reason: inserting photos
Yes, the door still works, latches, locks, window works. It was a low velocity hit.
I've already been by the shop and received an estimate. The insurance company rep will assess it Wednesday morning. If they don't want to offer enough, I'll let them duke it out with the shop owner.
I've already been by the shop and received an estimate. The insurance company rep will assess it Wednesday morning. If they don't want to offer enough, I'll let them duke it out with the shop owner.
Last edited by Paris MkVI; Mar 18, 2013 at 02:12 PM.
Update: She's all fixed!
Here she is, looking good as new once again.
Celebrating her return, I added one small mod. We all know the "Objects in mirror. . ." reference on the passenger side mirror. I have added one to the driver mirror. . .
Celebrating her return, I added one small mod. We all know the "Objects in mirror. . ." reference on the passenger side mirror. I have added one to the driver mirror. . .
I had the option of a re-skin with NOS or what they refer to as "LKQ", like kind and quality. Basically replacing the door. The price was about the same.
I went with LKQ because I was concerned about the frame of the original door being out of true. Plus, I had confidence the shop I was working with would give me a good door alignment, and they did. It also meant they could pull pieces and parts from the replacement door if any of them were in better condition than the original.
I went with LKQ because I was concerned about the frame of the original door being out of true. Plus, I had confidence the shop I was working with would give me a good door alignment, and they did. It also meant they could pull pieces and parts from the replacement door if any of them were in better condition than the original.



