Be wary of hidden damage after a collision. This Honda was rear-ended. At first glance the damage seems fairly minor. There's a small dent in the bumper and it is hanging a little low. As we'll show you in the series of photos below, the plastic bumper cover flexed during the accident and is hiding sever damage to the frame and the floor of the car. The rear floor and body panels had to be replaced and the frame had to be straightened to get this car back to original condition.
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| Rear bumper hanging down after collision |
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| Rear bumper hanging down after collision |
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| Looking at underside of car after bumper cover removed. There are large dents in floor and rear panel. |
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| Looking inside the truck after the rear panel and floor have been removed. |
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| Prepping the new floor for installation on the car. |
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| Car with new floor and rear panel installed. |
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| Interior of car looking from the driver's seat through to the trunk with new floor and rear installed. |
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| Interior of car with seats and interior panels removed so new floor can be installed. |
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| Repairing dents in sides of car that resulted from collision. |
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| Car back in original condition after collision repairs at Almost Everything Auto Body. |
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| Car back in original condition after collision repairs at Almost Everything Auto Body. |
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| Car back in original condition after collision repairs at Almost Everything Auto Body. |
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