2018 Seneca Body Work

[EdwardOrmsbee]

Hi,

I had my Seneca into the shop for service and when they were finished they backed it into a forklift. The damage isn't major but something that can't be fixed with just a little touchup paint. I was amazed that there was only one body shop in town that would work on a motorhome. The owner said that they couldn't get to it until spring. I asked for an estimate, which is what the truck shop requested, and they agreed to give me one. That was two weeks ago and they still haven't been able to do it. I reached out to four other shops within about 100 miles with very similar results.

Any suggestions?

[Grumpy]

Boat shop possibly.

[Rustynuts]

Originally Posted by EdwardOrmsbee

Hi,

I had my Seneca into the shop for service and when they were finished they backed it into a forklift. The damage isn't major but something that can't be fixed with just a little touchup paint. I was amazed that there was only one body shop in town that would work on a motorhome. The owner said that they couldn't get to it until spring. I asked for an estimate, which is what the truck shop requested, and they agreed to give me one. That was two weeks ago and they still haven't been able to do it. I reached out to four other shops within about 100 miles with very similar results.

Any suggestions?

When we first got ours we got sideswiped by a texting teenager. I checked all over around us and finally ended up taking it up to Guaranty in Junction City. I know they sold to Bish's recently but not sure if the body shop did or not but they did an awesome job.