By Cherrity on October 30, 2013 Verified by Email

HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE... I had him fix the driver side fender on a 2010 Chevy Silverado. When I picked it up the fender was pressing into the headlight so much that there is indents in the paint. The light was over lapping the fender in a very obvious way.

I brought it back to be fixed (drove 2 hours one way) and after tinkering around for an hour he fixed the gap on the hood, but told me there was nothing he could do about the pressure on the light.
It was not a cheap fix and it was not fixed.
I was obviously not satisfied with that. It's an expensive truck there's no way the factory sends out parts that "just don't fit right."
I brought it into another auto body shop immediately and they popped the hood and adjusted the light in 10 minutes.

Unfortunately the paint is still damaged.
How Anthony's Autobody could give the truck back in the condition it was in is downright unprofessional.

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By Cherrity on October 30, 2013 Verified by Email

HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE... I had him fix the driver side fender on a 2010 Chevy Silverado. When I picked it up the fender was pressing into the headlight so much that there is indents in the paint. The light was over lapping the fender in a very obvious way.

I brought it back to be fixed (drove 2 hours one way) and after tinkering around for an hour he fixed the gap on the hood, but told me there was nothing he could do about the pressure on the light.
It was not a cheap fix and it was not fixed.
I was obviously not satisfied with that. It's an expensive truck there's no way the factory sends out parts that "just don't fit right."
I brought it into another auto body shop immediately and they popped the hood and adjusted the light in 10 minutes.

Unfortunately the paint is still damaged.
How Anthony's Autobody could give the truck back in the condition it was in is downright unprofessional.

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