d!abolic

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Luckily, there were no injuries. I'll spare you the sob story; suffice to say that i really wish people like that wouldn't be allowed to drive. There is now a HUGE dent in my door, but other than that there appears to be no damage. The door is still fully functional, including the window, etc. So what do i do now? Am i gonna need a new door, and if so, how much will that cost? If not, how much would it cost to repair the existing one?

Suvlaki

I agree. It is the worst in Florida, omg. These drivers are the worst! And they all have money... so you witness them driving like **** in their ferarris, mercedes, bmws, etc. It is damn near blasphemous!

gtmule

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If all the inside bits in your door are still good (window motor, mechanism, glass, door panel, etc) you hsould be able to get a good door shell for about 300 bucks from a junk...err....salva....errr auto recycler. Go to www.car-part.com, and start making phone calls. It's gonna be cheaper to get a door (even if you have to paint it your color) then to get it fixed (and KNOW it's gonna get painted).

Chuck

Ky Z

I take it the other driver was at fault? If so, he should be the one concerend about costs...or are insurance laws different up north?

davidv

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This might be a little unusual, but I’m thinking...ummm...auto insurance.

abyss

some people don't know why they have insurance.

d!abolic

iTrader: (1)

Around here, when you file for insurance, you get OWNED on rates! Regardless of who's fault it was.

ArCtM

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try to find away to work something out with the other driver insurance company is usually the last thing I would do...And I work for an insurance company

Ky Z

I hope the other person owned up to it and is going to pay for the repairs. If not...his bike would be missing some parts.