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Adam	posted on 30th Apr 03 at 09:30
	You could get a Fibreglass hatch for £120 +vat
Alan MacAulay	posted on 29th Apr 03 at 17:22
	OK got a phone call from the bodyshop today. Parts came to £350 Labour came to £600 VAT and something else brought the cost up to £1360. Erm, no. Ain't payin that. Took it to a local bodyshop, the guy has done work for me before, first class quality, and he wants between £450 and £500, for the same job. Just shows - pays to shop around!!
Alan MacAulay	posted on 28th Apr 03 at 19:25
	quote: Originally posted by K8e I got that impression Alan...... :P
Alan MacAulay	posted on 28th Apr 03 at 19:11
	The bodyshops going to get the parts I think. They have got a bumper and clusters lying around. They might be able tto get a tailgate from a guy they did a smooth boot for. He still has the "unsmooth" one kicking about.
K8e	posted on 28th Apr 03 at 19:09
	I got that impression Alan......
K8e	posted on 28th Apr 03 at 19:08
	took 3 months to source a good one in white.... apparently its a rare colour and I couldnt be arsed to spray one of anther colour....more money than sense!
Alan MacAulay	posted on 28th Apr 03 at 19:08
	The tailgate might be OK, but I won't know until the bodyshop can get it open. Had a "wee bump" on saturday you see.
Nismo	posted on 28th Apr 03 at 19:05
	£85 Fcuk me - corsa tailgates complete in scrap yard near me are £25.
K8e	posted on 28th Apr 03 at 19:03
	I managed to source a decent tailgate for £85 quid from a scrap yard down here, complete with glass and all the wiring bits,,,,,was delivered for an extra £30 and fitted it myself in a morning Kate
Nismo	posted on 28th Apr 03 at 18:59
	depends whether you get original GM parts or express facotors (non original) parts
Alan MacAulay	posted on 28th Apr 03 at 18:58
	New rear bumper New rear panel (bit behind the bumper) New rear quarter panel Car put in a jig and straightened Possibly a new tailgate, depending on damage. Scott off here reckoned about £400 (without the tailgate at that time) [Edited on 29-04-2003 by Alan MacAulay]