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Frame damage on my 2000 Toyota Camry.

  

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Alright, first I bought the car with the damage for $850. I didn't see the frame damage till after I bought it. It is a small buckle in the back. It got rear ended. Is there any way I can fix this without a body guy? The engine and transmission are still bulletproof! How much would a repair like this cost? 


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If it's just cosmetic and doesn't affect alignment of the rear suspension and the car is not crab-tracking for that price I'd let that go and just run it until it died.


Should I try to beat it out or just leave it???


Hard to say without seeing it but if the car drives OK and passes any required inspections I would just leave it as-is.


I will link a picture tomorrow, It only has 169000 miles on it, that is the only reason I bought it. I live in Oklahoma we don't have inspections. It's a Toyota, so I'm hoping to get as much life out of it as I can. Currently all of the tires have uneven tread and the rims are all bent, so I'm buying new ones then I'll be able to see if it rides okay.


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