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Originally posted by cobra
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She's fine but it's been 2 1/2 weeks and the insurance company is still dragging their feet.I R Bob
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True but a 14 year old car with 140k miles on it isn't worth the cost to fix it.Originally posted by cobra View PostI R Bob
You can't drink all day unless you start in the morning!
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my dad wrecked a toyota camary with 120k, a few years ago. it was a minor accident, but the structure on the passenger side , in front of the wheel only, was bent, so they totaled it and gave him $5,500. $500 and a frame machine would have easily fixed it.
a friend of mine bought a wrecked newer mustang that was bounced of the freeway wall at 70mph, and $650.00 and a frame machined fixed it fine.
i'm guessing it's more of a liability thing for the insurance companys, rather than a $ thing.Bruce, Sanford, Fl
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If it is a common car like a Camry or Mustang it would be easier to replace than repair. Mom has a 2000 Camry that was hit by the ugly stick. Low miles for the year one family owned but it hit a deer and a truck on two separate occasions while the granddaughter drove it to college.Comment
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