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      03-23-2013, 11:55 AM   #1
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Need advice on Winter vehicle

Hey y'all,

I own a 2002 Nissan Pathfinder that I primarily use during the winter and I was looking for any advice/recommendations on a rust spot on the passenger rear door wheel well area. I attempted to go for a couple of estimates today but both places did not do rust work and recommended other body shops in the area.

Nonetheless, I would like for your extra sets of eyes to see based off the picture, any comments/recommendations/potential pricing that I am looking at.

Thanks!
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A shop that knows what they're doing can make the rotted section from scratch. Another place would get a used section or new section of a quarter panel and section in a part of it where it's damaged. It's not that different from changing the entire quarter panel except obviously a lot smaller of an area.
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