Got a call from the insurance company...
Feb 23, 2004 | 08:29 PM
#31
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Originally posted by grasshopper
i work at a body shop,i can't see how they considered that totalled.i wrecked mine it didn't look much worse then your's
i work at a body shop,i can't see how they considered that totalled.i wrecked mine it didn't look much worse then your's
Feb 23, 2004 | 08:31 PM
#33
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thanks for that EvoNick 
it does make sense that the insurance company can't be bothered getting the best price for the "wreck".
but in this case for example, 2K?
you could only have the gearbox and a diff left from your wreck and probably make a profit.
just one of those things i guess.
it does make sense that the insurance company can't be bothered getting the best price for the "wreck".
but in this case for example, 2K?
you could only have the gearbox and a diff left from your wreck and probably make a profit.
just one of those things i guess.
Last edited by rico; Feb 23, 2004 at 08:33 PM.
Feb 24, 2004 | 05:43 AM
#34
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huh
I don't get it?
You mistaken 22k for 2k for the wrecked car so you tell them to payoff the remaining car loan and get to keep the car?, how much was the remaining loan? I'm guessing 20k+ if you didn't put up a huge downpayment
I dunno man, doesn't make alot of sense for the insurance company but props if you got that deal
I don't get it?
You mistaken 22k for 2k for the wrecked car so you tell them to payoff the remaining car loan and get to keep the car?, how much was the remaining loan? I'm guessing 20k+ if you didn't put up a huge downpayment
I dunno man, doesn't make alot of sense for the insurance company but props if you got that deal
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