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I don't know if it would have been better for them NOT to have found the car or not! Sounds like you will get the same amount regardless of if the car was gone or not. Thats horrible and sad to see a Z get torn apart like that.
My eclipse was stolen in front of my house in broad daylight a few years ago, 2 weeks after my mom took full-coverage off of it, so it was a lost cause and I got nothing for it at all.
At least you HAVE coverage for something!
Good luck on everything with this whole ordeal
My eclipse was stolen in front of my house in broad daylight a few years ago, 2 weeks after my mom took full-coverage off of it, so it was a lost cause and I got nothing for it at all.
At least you HAVE coverage for something!
Good luck on everything with this whole ordeal
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Originally Posted by jaZon350
Goddamn Nissan Technicians...man that really sucks, made my stomach hurt as well when I saw that pic of your car. I hope these people DyE...goodluck man stay up!
-jaZon
-jaZon
Wow - they sure did strip it dry.
Rear panels are welded on and are incredibly labor intensive to replace.
Originally Posted by oneDIRTYz
sell the rear fenders to someone who's gotten into an accident 
OMFG I feel sooo bad for you man. I know the exact feeling from when my 83 Regal lolo with hydraulics and Daytons got stolen in Philly a few years back. That **** crushed me... Got it back in a bout the same condition...
Originally Posted by esfand
man this sucks....... insurance still hasn't paid a dime.Good luck, man.
Originally Posted by ecorona6
I dont know the full specifics on how to program a key, but with technology I assume it would now be possible to program a new key with a hand held device. If so, anyone working or knowing someone in a dealership sould have access to key codes. With a VIN, they make a copy of your door (not setting off the alarm) and once in they quickly program the key to the ecu. If we are talking 3:00 am, they had plenty of time to do this without being spotted.
Of course this is speculation...
Of course this is speculation...
I saw a repo guy take a car in less than a minute.
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yea thanks it really sucks...
Originally Posted by phreaktor
OMFG I feel sooo bad for you man. I know the exact feeling from when my 83 Regal lolo with hydraulics and Daytons got stolen in Philly a few years back. That **** crushed me... Got it back in a bout the same condition...
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they barely return phone calls and when they do they have some sort of excuse...
now they are waiting for the "police recovery report"
now they are waiting for the "police recovery report"
Originally Posted by nooooorb
I assume that you've been in constant communication with them. What did they say (about this taking so long to settle)?
Good luck, man.
Good luck, man.
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Wow poor Z .Really sorry to hear about this Esfand, hope you are able to get compensated for atleast some of the mods you put in it. Makes me want to call my insurance and get that extra coverage to insure my mods.
Good luck
.Really sorry to hear about this Esfand, hope you are able to get compensated for atleast some of the mods you put in it. Makes me want to call my insurance and get that extra coverage to insure my mods.Good luck
I work with insurance companies, since my company handles services from car parts to medical bills. Insurance companies don't want to cover aftermarket parts. I know some that will rack up your premium if they know you have them on. Its like a higher risk of theft. Some won't even offer you insurance.
One of my friends had his car stolen last year. They investigated to the fullest extent, to make sure it wasn't fraud. He didn't get any money back for like 4 months.
One of my friends had his car stolen last year. They investigated to the fullest extent, to make sure it wasn't fraud. He didn't get any money back for like 4 months.
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ok... they finally called and made an offer that really pissed me off
. the offered 25k for a car that was less than one year old, and besides the balance on the loan is more than that. also $0.00 for my mods...
if anyone has bristol west switch now or u will get shafted if the tables turn and you happen to need them...
time to lok for an attorney.
. the offered 25k for a car that was less than one year old, and besides the balance on the loan is more than that. also $0.00 for my mods...if anyone has bristol west switch now or u will get shafted if the tables turn and you happen to need them...
time to lok for an attorney.