I am in need of serious help here. i recently bought a 2000 Toyota Camry V6 . unknowingly i did not realize that it was involved in a terrible accident( left front impact with a concrete pole). I later realized that it was repaired here in Nigeria. before being sold to me Angry Angry Angry Embarrassed Embarrassed Embarrassed Embarrassed
After wheel balancing and alignment, the car started to 'dog walk' and the steering pulls to the right when i drive.
after much research, i realized that the replaced chassis was improperly installed, causing the left fender to be a bit higher than the right.
Pls what do i do? do i get another chassis ? or cut and reposition the existing one?
pls HELP!!!! Cry Cry Cry Cry Cry

Attn SIENA!!!!

Toyota Camrys are of unibody construction and do not have a chassis per se.

It requires a body shop with a pulling machine like picture posted and at the hands of a trained personell so as not to over pull (metal do stretch).



In my opinion, you can either live with it or just sell it (with full disclosure of course).