Uh, tweaked unibody

[CW]

Ok so I dropped off a ledge and on to a rock with my rear bumper which is apperently a lot stronger than the unibody, and now I have a nice crease just behind my rear quarter glass and a small crease on the frame rail inside the drivers side wheel well and my bumper is pushed up against the hatch on the drivers side. I measured my wheel bas front to back and diagonlay and it was fine. Should I do anything to try and fix it or is it a lost cause? I picked up 10' of 3x3 angle to sleeve the frame rails. Is it worth it to get it put a a frame jig or should I just sleeve it and bend the bumper back down so it looks normal?

[Matt S.]

I did the same thing to mine while in Moab. Most everyone there said they had seen it done, or had it happen to them. They left it, so did I.

Matt

[old_man]

I did something similar but I wrinkled the front unibody. Still havent figured out what I am going to do.

[NotMatt]

Mine's wrinkled around the gas filler door, came down hard off a ledge onto the rear panel that hangs down between the bumper and rear fender and mashed it all up and tweaked the rear quarter panel a bit.

Hasn't been a problem so far.

[Scott Mac.]

Ive got a wrinkle on both sides at the bottom of the D pillar. No worries.

[xjaddiction]

I just smacked mine into a tree on the side that had the crease. That disguised it nicely, can't even tell the crease is there now :gee: (under that big tree dent).

Greddy

[junkxj]

Add more trail dents and it will cover it nicely. I don't know if there is a whole lot you can do. My back doors don't open anymore, so now I have the 2 door I always wanted. To be serious, I don't think there is much you can do to fix it, If it dosn't hurt anything I would not worry too much about it.

[CW]

yeah, my rear doors open every once in a while.:mad: