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There’s no such thing as a free market unless you’re talking about places like Somolia where there is no government.
There’s no such thing as a free market unless you’re talking about places like Somolia where there is no government.
I find we’re most productive in far years.
It’ll be necessary to remove the interior so they can access both sides of the panel for removal/installation and not catch anything on fire while welding.
Best bet will be to ask around local autobody shops since they’ll have the most accurate estimates. I’d personally just sell the car if it becomes a bigger issue. Repairing is likely cost prohibitive.
That looks like it’s gonna be a ton of work if repair panels are even available. I dunno what labor prices are in Lithuania, but in the US that could easily cost $5k or more. They’ll have to strip the interior, cutout the rust, shape patch panels to fit, weld them in, repaint, and reinstall the interior.
Use a firestick or Roku on the TV. I have a brand new TV and still don’t use the smart features on it because they’re generally not very good compared to one of these streaming sticks.