View Poll Results: is it worth it to buy and fix?
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07 350z rear ended help!!!!
The car is from Copart, so it is an auction, salved title also. not sure what it'll go for, I was planning to DD also, by what I'm seeing it sounds like I need to bounce. It had my preferred color combo so I thought it was worth a shot
http://www.copart.com/us/Lot/3733298...hId=1547427739
Says it's a salvage title... which is pretty obvious anyway.
Estimated repair: $11,398
That's quite the figure. From the marks on the rear bumper cover it looks like it was hit in the right rear corner. A good bit of that "estimated repair cost" is likely the airbags, but I'd assume frame damage as well. I'd run far away from it unless I could bring a good body shop guy in to look at it before bidding, and even then salvage cars can end up as rebuilt tire shredding deathtraps if everything isn't properly brought back into line.
Says it's a salvage title... which is pretty obvious anyway.
Estimated repair: $11,398
That's quite the figure. From the marks on the rear bumper cover it looks like it was hit in the right rear corner. A good bit of that "estimated repair cost" is likely the airbags, but I'd assume frame damage as well. I'd run far away from it unless I could bring a good body shop guy in to look at it before bidding, and even then salvage cars can end up as rebuilt tire shredding deathtraps if everything isn't properly brought back into line.
Last edited by patrickoneal; Dec 22, 2015 at 06:42 PM.
That site is pretty nice, though this one may make some a little sick:
http://www.copart.com/us/Lot/3953098...chId=985840713
Nismo #9, totalled with less than 9000 miles on it... and it looked pretty when it was recently sold: http://www.greaterchicagomotors.com/...nois/10454369/
http://www.copart.com/us/Lot/3953098...chId=985840713
Nismo #9, totalled with less than 9000 miles on it... and it looked pretty when it was recently sold: http://www.greaterchicagomotors.com/...nois/10454369/
http://www.copart.com/us/Lot/3733298...hId=1547427739
Says it's a salvage title... which is pretty obvious anyway.
Estimated repair: $11,398
That's quite the figure. From the marks on the rear bumper cover it looks like it was hit in the right rear corner. A good bit of that "estimated repair cost" is likely the airbags, but I'd assume frame damage as well. I'd run far away from it unless I could bring a good body shop guy in to look at it before bidding, and even then salvage cars can end up as rebuilt tire shredding deathtraps if everything isn't properly brought back into line.
Says it's a salvage title... which is pretty obvious anyway.
Estimated repair: $11,398
That's quite the figure. From the marks on the rear bumper cover it looks like it was hit in the right rear corner. A good bit of that "estimated repair cost" is likely the airbags, but I'd assume frame damage as well. I'd run far away from it unless I could bring a good body shop guy in to look at it before bidding, and even then salvage cars can end up as rebuilt tire shredding deathtraps if everything isn't properly brought back into line.
The dashboard and air bags alone will be about 3k
I'm blown away by how much money you guys are estimating for repairs.
Not too long ago, insurance likely would have totaled my car after a drift accident. Parts that were damaged: bumper, radiator, radiator support, power steering bracket, oil pan, sway bar, sway links, sway mounts, sway bushings, catalytic converters, and my driver side header got bent and started touching the steering knuckle. Total repair cost: $900ish without replacing the bumper.
I bet I could get that z back on the road for less than 3k.
"There are two kinds of people. Those who have money and those who know what they're doing."
Not too long ago, insurance likely would have totaled my car after a drift accident. Parts that were damaged: bumper, radiator, radiator support, power steering bracket, oil pan, sway bar, sway links, sway mounts, sway bushings, catalytic converters, and my driver side header got bent and started touching the steering knuckle. Total repair cost: $900ish without replacing the bumper.
I bet I could get that z back on the road for less than 3k.
"There are two kinds of people. Those who have money and those who know what they're doing."
Is it worth YOUR TIME AND YOUR EFFORT to fix it? Or will you PAY someone else to do it. If you know what you are doing, you could probably save thousands when fixing it. But sounds expensive to me!!
my dad owns a bodyshop/mechanic shop, so labor really won't be an issue, I'm not saying the work will be for free, but it will be cheaper.. only concern seems to be the suspension parts of the car because of the "camber" going on.. really on the edge about this Z.. more feedback if possible guys please, and if the car goes for less than 2k i will jump on it.. still worth it, or no? also, peep the rear bumper in the picture, it dosent seem to be hit.
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