Originally Posted by Dracomeister

Not sure of the laws in your state but one possible action, since you know his name and at least a past address, is to sue in small claims court (here that costs a $35 filing fee) which gets a bench warrant/subpoena issued and forces the local Sheriff to find him. If he doesn't show for the court date, you win by default then ... here is the fun part ... you can have the Court garnish his wages and tax refund where ever he is until you get your money back. Did that a few years back to a similar "hit & run", took over 6 months but got my expenses back.

Repair looks good, sorry it happened at all though.