New Frame needed

Asked by GuruTQ3KF Jul 08, 2018 at 07:31 PM about the 2004 Chevrolet Impala SS FWD

Question type: General

How much does a new frame cost for a 2004
Chevy Impala? Would it be better to see ell for
parts? How much do I charge? Please help

6 Answers

The body is the frame. If the damage is minor the unibody can be straightened.

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A car that old is probably not worth fixing.

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There is a front "frame" called the engine cradle. in the rear there is a rear suspension member. Depending if your problem is accident damage or rust you can get a used replacement.

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If you have some place to park it and part it out, yes you could sell parts. You could also sell the entire car to someone with a similar Impala and they could use it for parts. Last, sell it for scrap...call a scrap yard and they will tell you what they will give....it will be so much per pound, steel prices are not that high.

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