Rear Ended..... HARD!!
09-22-2010, 08:10 PM
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Actually just noticed you are in Sacramento. Shoot me A pm with an offer. The head unit is a pioneer avh3100 Dvd. The Subs are 2 x10' Punch P2s in The "under the strut bar" sub box with a digital capacitor mounted on the other side and a rockford fosgate 600W amp
10-10-2010, 08:15 AM
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^^actually it was 10,000 to fix it, damage is alot worse than it appears. The entire back of the car bubbled up. The trunk would barely open and closec
. When the trunk is open you would be able to notice that the entire body of the car was punched forward like an accordion on an angle. The only way to fix is to replace. This meant drilling out parts of the rear chassis and welding in new parts.Even both my doors and rear quarter panels bent outward from the impact. I actually didn't even notice the doors and quarter panels until the total claims adjuster pointed it out. The car has been gone now for awhile and if someone does buy the salvage title and plan to rebuild it, they will def have a little work cut out for them. Or maybe someone already has and they are somewhere on this forum. But hey, on the other hand, the car is def drivable (with neverending alignment issues, tread wear, squeeks, rattles... all the good stuff)
. When the trunk is open you would be able to notice that the entire body of the car was punched forward like an accordion on an angle. The only way to fix is to replace. This meant drilling out parts of the rear chassis and welding in new parts.Even both my doors and rear quarter panels bent outward from the impact. I actually didn't even notice the doors and quarter panels until the total claims adjuster pointed it out. The car has been gone now for awhile and if someone does buy the salvage title and plan to rebuild it, they will def have a little work cut out for them. Or maybe someone already has and they are somewhere on this forum. But hey, on the other hand, the car is def drivable (with neverending alignment issues, tread wear, squeeks, rattles... all the good stuff)
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