DO you think this is repairable?
07-02-2009, 10:31 PM
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DO you think this is repairable?
or is this totaled?
edit* insurance appraiser has deemed the car totaled.
edit* insurance appraiser has deemed the car totaled.
Last edited by creationv2; 07-07-2009 at 07:34 PM.
good luck
07-02-2009, 10:41 PM
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okay i guess i should ask if its totaled too.
i think its totaled too...but im not sure, i was just wondering while i wait for my insurance makes a decision.
i think its totaled too...but im not sure, i was just wondering while i wait for my insurance makes a decision.
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07-03-2009, 12:35 AM
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Damn, your car got knocked da fawk out! (sorry, only phrase that comes to mind)
Is that on Mission Blvd before getting on the 60FWY West? I take it someone ran the stop sign and hit you on your passenger side?
From the pics it looks like the frame/unibody got pushed/bent towards the driver side. I doubt they'll try to fix it. Usually insurance companies will consider the cost of fixing a vehicle vs. the value (year/mileage)
Good luck
Is that on Mission Blvd before getting on the 60FWY West? I take it someone ran the stop sign and hit you on your passenger side?
From the pics it looks like the frame/unibody got pushed/bent towards the driver side. I doubt they'll try to fix it. Usually insurance companies will consider the cost of fixing a vehicle vs. the value (year/mileage)
Good luck
07-03-2009, 07:14 AM
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It looks fixable to me... but I wouldn't fix it if it were my car. Get insurance to declare it totalled, get a fat check and get another car. Glad you're okay though, looks like a nasty wreck.
07-03-2009, 07:53 AM
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Dude...a lil elbow grease and a good buff will take all that right out!
On a serious note...I would say it's "totaled". Like everyone else has said, I'm sure you could fix it, but your car will never be the same after...
On a serious note...I would say it's "totaled". Like everyone else has said, I'm sure you could fix it, but your car will never be the same after...
(yes im dead serious!)
07-03-2009, 09:50 AM
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I agree with M6 you should save your parts before insurance picks up your Z.
I see the taillights, your AP brake setup, gramlights, and HKS setup.
All those parts can be traded for stock, and would give you extra purchasing power toward the purchase of a new vehicle.
I see the taillights, your AP brake setup, gramlights, and HKS setup.
All those parts can be traded for stock, and would give you extra purchasing power toward the purchase of a new vehicle.
07-03-2009, 11:14 AM
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Sorry to see that man but it looks like a lot of work to fix it. If it were me with that much damage, i'd rather have it totalled. Sell off the parts and buy a new car... 370z!