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myredracer
Oct 20, 2014Explorer II
You could try a few autobody shops as suggested above as I have seen RVs at a body shop on occasion. Maybe check out any RV dealers within a reasonable distance. There is a dealer near us with a HUGE body/repair facility and obviously do a lot of repair work. Depending on the extent of the damage, I would want to know exactly what they plan to do and how. If they have to reconstruct a wall for example, you want to know that they aren't taking shortcuts and covering anything up. You might want to check references if available and the BBB. If it's anything like the automotive industry, I wouldn't trust just any old shop.
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