About three nights ago, I got t-boned while making a left turn on a one-way street. As I was making the left turn, a Ford Windstar, who was pulling out from the side street, apparently didn't see me and before I knew what was about to happen, it was too late. I tried to swerve out of the way but we collided. The minivan had minor damage to the passenger side front corner, however, my car got the beating; both doors dented in as well as frame damage.

I'm wondering if the frame is repairable and how bad you, the car enthusiasts, guys think it is... Insurance is covering this but I'm worried about the frame. I'd greatly appreciate it if you guys could help me out! Thanks!

 

ouch looks like ***..sorry to hear that

 

Thats not bad at all. You cant tell if the car is bent out of shape with out measurments. Also what you have picruted isn't the frame thats the B-pillar, which isnt a hard fix.

 

get it fixed then sell it...the car will never be the same...but its up too you

 

its fixable buh the car frame work wil be weakend

 

The frame of the car probally isnt even damaged, look at the rocker it isn't pushed in at all.

 

washington drivers are the greatest especially the ones driving mini-vans. good luck. doesn't look like it should be too hard to fix.

 

wait, how did you get hit on your driver's side while making a left turn on a one-way street? i'm confused...

 

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