Truck Body Shops Anoka MN

Trucks have special OEM body parts that body shops need to special order when the truck is involved in a collision repair or auto detailing process. Listed below you will find auto body shops around Anoka you can trust that will get your truck back to working condition.

Paramount Auto Service
(763) 634-7352
7151 Riverdale Dr
Ramsey, MN
MCP Collision Center, Inc.
(320) 274-8283, 001-2004
980 Elm Street East
PO Box 442
Annandale, MN
Advanced Repair Inc
(320) 253-6295
2400 W Division Street
Saint Cloud, MN
Wright Tire Service
(763) 427-5700
710 W Main St
Anoka, MN
Carstar-McP Carstar Collision Center
(320) 274-8283
980 Elm St E
Annandale, MN
Fran's Repair
(320) 774-0385
170 4th N
Watkins, MN
Miller Auto Body
(320) 259-8000, 001-2004
3385 West St. Germain Street
Saint Cloud, MN
Carquest Auto Parts
(320) 274-8284
110 Elm St W
Annandale, MN
Big Als Rental Center LLC
(320) 274-2500
940 Elm Street East
Annandale, MN
All Season Tire Co
(763) 421-2004
604 Church St
Anoka, MN
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By Dan Espersen
4/1/2007

One of the most requested pieces of OEM documentation in the collision industry today is “new materials, locations and procedures.” Why? Because advanced materials are becoming more popular with almost every vehicle maker due to the never-ending quest for fuel efficiency, ease of manufacturability, performance and styling.

Magnesium is but one of the advanced materials used in today’s vehicles to achieve these goals. Fortunately for the repair community, manufacturers often publish articles outlining special requirements for this “space-age” material, which clear up the mystery of its proper handling and repair.

To aid in the unique handling and repair of the magnesium radiator support on 2004-2005 F-150s, Ford offers the following repair procedure:

Service Procedure
Always refer to ALLDATA® for safety procedures, identification of material types and welding procedures.

Safety Warning
• Read and understand the safety, warning and caution information contained in this TSB before attempting repairs on components constructed of magnesium.
• The F-150 has a radiator core support made out of a magnesium alloy. There have been no changes regarding procedures for its removal and reinstallation. However, because the part is made of magnesium alloy, there are unique handling and repair procedures that must be adhered to.
• Providing that proper care and caution is exercised when...

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