CHOPPIN' UP A SUBARU OUTBACK!

[@joshlapointe616]

Awesome work Kyle. How do you so efficiently determine and mark the spot weld points on the the replacement panels? Thanks.

[@lonnieharris6197]

A true craftsman at work !

[@markg6jvy135]

Glad I’m not paying the bill I’m sure that would be a fair few £s for the parts and labour. Niece repair 👍👏👏

[@bodymanruss518]

Kyle,...do you do the disassembly and reassemble or are you mainly a structural Tech, and if so,...how do the tear down techs know how much to remove?..thx

[@lukas______]

What's that tool to take off the spot welds? Edit: ducking hell I just bought a Subaru outback with similar damage but not as bad. No way in hell I'll be coming out on top with this kinda labor

[@middlewert77]

Where are you from? Here in PA. that shit would’ve been totaled and headed for the junk yard for parts.

[@frankm8533]

I use to work at a body shop in MD for a year i swear everything was totaled very easy. We had a Ram come in with 5,000 miles on it two months old got T-boned needed doors,fender, center door post, rim,tire, bed side, my boss said he could used parts for 2,500$ then paint them to match but it came back totaled.

[@mph5896]

Clean carfax, 1 owner, 1 minor accident. Good thing is its fixed right.

[@fuentes38]

It's the car insurance payment for those repairman's in 2021? or private people is just paying for their own repair?.. I remember those can I repair is or was total loss

[@beast36001]

its all ins work basically, basically as long as its not over 70% of vehicles worth, ins will repair it, esp if it was a 100% at fault from other driver,

[@marcussatterwhite]

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