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What is a car pillar/post and how important is it?
Hi guys,
I am new to this whole car thing and basically need your help.
My relative has asked me to go half's on repairing a salvage car and then promises to give me half the profits when sold.
Basically I want your advice on the type of repair needed and whether I should stay clear.
The car is a 3 door hatchback and has mainly passenger side damage mainly the door and front wing, however my relative has been advised that a new door pillar/post is needed.
What is a door pillar/post and what does it do? Is it a really important part and if this needs replacing would you say the damage is really bad and I wont be able to sell on?
I am new to this whole car thing and basically need your help.
My relative has asked me to go half's on repairing a salvage car and then promises to give me half the profits when sold.
Basically I want your advice on the type of repair needed and whether I should stay clear.
The car is a 3 door hatchback and has mainly passenger side damage mainly the door and front wing, however my relative has been advised that a new door pillar/post is needed.
What is a door pillar/post and what does it do? Is it a really important part and if this needs replacing would you say the damage is really bad and I wont be able to sell on?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Hi the pillar or post is the main part of the car, it will run either from the front wing up to the roof, and in the case of 4 doors also between the 2 doors, cutting and welding in the new piece will be required, also check wat cat the car is c or d this could make a big difference to the sale price. anything on the hpi register will sell less than an equivelant undamaged car. hope this helps
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