Tweaked 5300

Hello again, the other day i was drying my truck and happen to find these spots on both doors at the bottom, but on the inside, i know my truck isnt a trailer queen, but i bought it brand new in late 02 and now it has 68,000 miles on it and i want to keep it as long as possible. So, then i went to the dealership i use to work at and spoke to the bodyshop manager and he said this is common on any model Ford, dodge and so on and he quoted me around $300.00 for both doors to get this fixed, and i want to know is this a good deal? don't really know when it comes to body repair or rust repair in this case, so suggestion would be great or advise...

Mangled03gmc

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what is it, can't really tell from the pics.. Scuffed paint from opening an closing the door..???? If so I wouldn't bother having it fixed, it is just going to happen again..

John

Tweaked 5300

Paint bubbling up

2005 Silverado

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That might be rust under the paint! Thats no good at all.

Dustin

Chevy Cowboy

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my truck dont even have that, new rockers soon! for me

budhayes3

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Rust, man that sucks $300 for both doors sounds fair to me, at least around here.

LowBlack99

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check the warranty papers for body corrosion? might be covered to 10 years or i think

Black-Jacket

300 is damn good for both

TRILOGYZ28

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just depends on how they are actually gonna "fix it"
most bodyshops will just sand it down and repaint the panel, few years later it will be back.

fastnblu

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That pic is a bit unclear to me. I need more pics & maybe a pic of door lower from the outside. It looks like u already sanded/ ground away at it. It does look like rust ( comes in from the backside). While $300 may be a fair price, it's only temporary fix, as said. Best fix is new skin or shell, but that drives price up alot!
Esp. if buying new GM. My 04 has weld-on hinges. Now, u have to worry bout alignment if you go that route. Ask me how I know.