Is this beyond repair

[TougeSR20Kid]

Originally Posted by Purestock240

if you cant make the decision yourself, sell it off and buy a honda

Really guy? What if he just has no prior experience with doing body work of this level? Maybe he's coming here to ask ppl who do if they think he should bother with it? That seems reasonable... You know back before you were this awesome all powerful Nissan guru, you were once uneducated about such things... So why shit on his thread? Cus ur a douche?... Yeah I'm gonna go with that.

[Purestock240]

Originally Posted by TougeSR20Kid

Really guy? What if he just has no prior experience with doing body work of this level? Maybe he's coming here to ask ppl who do if they think he should bother with it? That seems reasonable... You know back before you were this awesome all powerful Nissan guru, you were once uneducated about such things... So why shit on his thread? Cus ur a douche?... Yeah I'm gonna go with that.

you shouldnt need experience doing bodywork of this level to determine that it is fixable or not

[TougeSR20Kid]

Originally Posted by Purestock240

you shttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GbvNA7jo-SUhouldnt need experience doing bodywork of this level to determine that it is fixable or not

No I'm talking more just experience in general and/or any kind of body work. To someone that doesn't know much about cars or S13's or has never faced or known ppl that have faced issues like this it would be hard to tell if its salvageable. Perhaps he didn't know about come-a-longs or perhaps he's never even thought about fixing shit like this in the past, hell before I got into nissans and worked in a few shops I wouldve thought a smashed in rear quarter panel meant totaled car (which is not the case), and either way I think he asked a reasonable question, and believe me I would've been the first person to get on his case if this was another one of those "how to fix my bent frame rail" or "im 18 and want a skyline" useless threads... This case is valid and you are just a troll but whatever I'm not about to argue anymore with an 18 year old toolbag... Good day

**for the record I know this isn't a damaged rear quarter panel, just thought I should throw that out there, I know the way you trolls argue

[khabra]

Originally Posted by TougeSR20Kid

No I'm talking more just experience in general and/or any kind of body work. To someone that doesn't know much about cars or S13's or has never faced or known ppl that have faced issues like this it would be hard to tell if its salvageable. Perhaps he didn't know about come-a-longs or perhaps he's never even thought about fixing shit like this in the past, hell before I got into nissans and worked in a few shops I wouldve thought a smashed in rear quarter panel meant totaled car (which is not the case), and either way I think he asked a reasonable question, and believe me I would've been the first person to get on his case if this was another one of those "how to fix my bent frame rail" or "im 18 and want a skyline" useless threads... This case is valid and you are just a troll but whatever I'm not about to argue anymore with an 18 year old toolbag... Good day

**for the record I know this isn't a damaged rear quarter panel, just thought I should throw that out there, I know the way you trolls argue

I <3 you on so many levels for that. lol

[KA-Life86]

To straight forward answer the exact question you asked, yes, a reputable body shop could fix that back to exactly how it looked before...minus faded paint obviously. But the question I'm sure you really want answered is, is it worth having fixed? Depending on how clean the car is, I'd say yes it is worth fixing. If the car is in otherwise good shape and it's the only car/s-chassis you have, it's worth your time and money to fix