EnragingChaos
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- Nov 26, 2008
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Someone hit me during the ice storm here and it's going to cost $2600 something to fix it. The frame is shifted to the driver side. I was hit behind the back passenger side wheel and it kinda shoved my trunk and everything over. My trunk closes and latches but still sticks up.
I found a Toyota Camry, same year, XLE, mine is an LE. The problem with it is that it has a blown head gasket. Would I be better off buying the Toyota with the blown head gasket and putting my motor and transmission from my old car in that car? Is there much of a risk doing that? What else could go wrong with the car with the head gasket that would cause me to spend more money doing that than trying to fix my banged up Camry?
I'm in major need of your alls help/advice.
Thanks to all that respond!
I'll add pictures later, I'm currently at work and can't access the pictures.
I found a Toyota Camry, same year, XLE, mine is an LE. The problem with it is that it has a blown head gasket. Would I be better off buying the Toyota with the blown head gasket and putting my motor and transmission from my old car in that car? Is there much of a risk doing that? What else could go wrong with the car with the head gasket that would cause me to spend more money doing that than trying to fix my banged up Camry?
I'm in major need of your alls help/advice.
Thanks to all that respond!
I'll add pictures later, I'm currently at work and can't access the pictures.