portapower or a bit of straingtening with a mallet and get dents away on the wing dent

have a look at the threads steve has put up on the forums from when he repaired the same damage to his typhoon 180 bud, hints and tips there. Help you de3cide if you gonna rescure the old girl:) Have to say it would be a shame to see her go but the choice is yours :)

well the rear panel is very soft so think it would straighten okay actually, take the lights out see how it looks

kels off tomorrow and mon ,am only working tomorrow nite so al get in aboot it,take some frustration oot lol

canny mate am gonna do everything a can to save her lol

hire a porta power, makes it so much easier, if you can, make a brace that goes across the strut mounts or what ever you push off gets dented (did on mine lol) i was pushing off the bit under the rear shelf, or if the porta power comes with the clamps, then clamp it from where the bumper attaches with the plastic clips, chain it to a tre and drive off slowly, you will be suprised at how soft the backend is, but always start from where the main impact was, and if pushing with the porta power go about an inch and half further than what it suppose to be, as once you take the porta power off then the metal will spring back, shame you dont live closer as i would give you a hand and get get hold of a porta power


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looking at the photo again you will probally be better off pulling it rather than pushing it, even if you can weld a bolt on to pull off will be good

how much is it to hire one of these portapower things,just get them from a local hss store or that

local hire shop should do them, as for price, i dont know

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the slabs make an excellent replacement spoiler


looks good apart from the lid youd never know really