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Old 08-26-2018, 08:55 PM   #15
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Sorry to see the damage. I hope you have all the pieces. If you do repairing it should not be too bad. A couple of layers of glass and resin on the inside where it won't show and some filler and paint on the outside. If you don't find an auto body shop try a boat shop.
^^^^^^Fiber glass is Easy^^^^^^ - it should not be hard to find someone to do the work- but having to do it is a PITA.

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Old 09-19-2018, 05:53 PM   #16
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Second time around. While driving to a collision repair shop regarding the front-end damage from Whitehorse, a careless driver in Spokane took out my driver's side mirror on the freeway. Driver was cited. Total repair estimate for both incidents is north of $11,000.00. Fast forward one week, currently in South Carolina working disaster operations. Can anyone recommend a repair shop in the area?

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Old 09-19-2018, 06:05 PM   #17
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Was the driver in the Whitehorse accident , registered in BC ?

If he was; did you contact ICBC ,( Insurance Corp of British Columbia ) before you left the province ?
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The driver was a Whitehorse, Yukon Territory resident driving a local company pickup.
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Colaw RV dismantlers they have a huge inventory they used to have 7 or 8 Alpines
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Old 10-03-2018, 07:12 PM   #20
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Really sorry to see damage to a beautiful coach.. if you are in
CA region look up RV EXPRESS FOR REPAIRS.. they are good people to
Work with and they care .. there are exceptional for fiberglass repair and electrical
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Old 10-03-2018, 07:49 PM   #21
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Alliance coach in Wildwood Florida did a great job on the front of my coach. They also have a South Georgia Location. I stayed in it while they did most of work.
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Old 10-03-2018, 10:54 PM   #22
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If for some reason you make it out to California

Nor Cal RV Body INC. in west Sacramento. They do great work. I just did a full repaint redesign of my 1999 Alpine 40FDS. They do great work. Collision work is what they do best.
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Old 10-03-2018, 11:59 PM   #23
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Nor Cal RV Body INC. in west Sacramento. They do great work. I just did a full repaint redesign of my 1999 Alpine 40FDS. They do great work. Collision work is what they do best.
Nice coach !!!
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The front cap frame is damaged. The impact was a side-swipe hitting the front corner. The generator slide seems a little out of alinement. A nylon guide and some shims fell out, but I think the slide frame is OK. When I get the coach to a shop, will let them make a determination.

This is the fourth time this summer an on-coming driver turn left in front of me while I was making a right turn. Only this time I was so far into the turn I couldn't see him coming. Speed and impatience, some drivers will never learn.

I work on a TV show. We have many fire trucks we use as picture vehicles. Big, red fire trucks. A few weeks ago a civilian drove into one of our parked fire trucks while sending a text message.


You are correct, some people will never learn.
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So the coach is finally in the shop for repairs. Located a facility in Charlotte, North Carolina (currently working in South Carolina). Found a front cap and frame which will make it a simple remove and replace (after it is painted). Will post pictures once work is finish in a couple of weeks.
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