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So what kind of damage would you expect to see on a repairable salvage car? In most cases you may only see minor damage like a missing bumper or it may need a entire light assembly or maybe a entire front end. This is pretty minor compared to what could be the major damage of the vehicle. It could have major damage like frame damage. This one fix could set you back thousands of dollars in labor costs. Not only is that, after frame damage the car never the same. The car always feels like it is just a tad off. Tires tend to get worn down just a little bit faster than before. In some cases the car tends to favor steering to the left or right because the car is out of alignment.

In auto glass installation the year model is a crucial piece of information. The different windows in vehicles can change when design styles are changed. If you buy a window designed for a car that is just a few years older than the one you have you are likely not going to get one that fits. The year model will determine what gaskets are used to in the auto glass installation as well. Older vehicles used rubber gaskets and newer vehicles use a sticky tape in place of those gaskets.