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Excellent Body Shop in Sacramento/Folsom Area Needed...

PcarDave
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As the title states... any really good body shops in Sacramento/Folsom area you would highly recommend? Our 2001 996 Gemballa Conversion was backed into yesterday. It pushed in the rear fender right right in front of the wheel about 1 inch. Also impacted the inner fender a bit.

I hate bondo... the repair needs to be 100%. Got any guesses on how it needs to be repaired? Pull and work the metal straight, or new quarter?

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Any help would be greatly appreciated.

David

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Bertolucci's Body and Fender Shop has always been the A+ shop to go to in Sac. Haven't had to myself, but I have heard only good things about them.

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Bertolucci's Body and Fender Shop has always been the A+ shop to go to in Sac. Haven't had to myself, but I have heard only good things about them.

Thanks!

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