MD Salvage titled camaro, got rearended FUBAR, will insurance cover?
11-16-2009, 02:50 PM
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MD Salvage titled camaro, got rearended FUBAR, will insurance cover? My roomate had a clean 95 z28 supercharged and boltons headstuds the works. Last winter my other roomate did a burnout in the ice on our driveway in a rental 4wd colorado, well it jumpped and he couldnt stop the 90mph spinning wheels due to the abs and crashed through the garage and rearended Chris's z28 first 2 pics. He just got the salvage Title a few months ago. 3rd pic after it was repaired.
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Last weekend He hit a deer and a second after that my 3rd roomate (who was following him) rearended him hard, and its def fubar. Will insurance cover the cars full price or will he get screwed over? We already know its beyond any repair.
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Last weekend He hit a deer and a second after that my 3rd roomate (who was following him) rearended him hard, and its def fubar. Will insurance cover the cars full price or will he get screwed over? We already know its beyond any repair.
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11-16-2009, 04:09 PM
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if its a salvage title then its worth roughly half so he should expect that. they arent going to pay twice on the same car. sucks to see that, looked like a clean car
11-16-2009, 04:23 PM
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Yes it was. i was shocked whrn a new bumper, crash pad and paint totaled it the first time.
Should we tell insurance of the mods? Or take off everything like the supercharger zr1 wheels guage pod? and put stock wheels panhard bar etc?
I wish we could take the engine and tans lol
Should we tell insurance of the mods? Or take off everything like the supercharger zr1 wheels guage pod? and put stock wheels panhard bar etc?
I wish we could take the engine and tans lol
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11-16-2009, 04:30 PM
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for the money you'll get for it, id just part it out without telling insurance.
insurance might offer a buy back but why bother since the car isnt worth much to them.
def take off anything that wasnt stock, this is were you'll probably make the most back on it.
insurance might offer a buy back but why bother since the car isnt worth much to them.
def take off anything that wasnt stock, this is were you'll probably make the most back on it.
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It's highly unlikely that the insurance company is going to pay for the car twice so it's hard to know what you should do. I guess all you really can do is see if you can get them to pay anything. Have you talked to them yet? I'm wondering if your roomates should even have vehicles, they seem so unlucky! Also, poor DEER! I hate seeing the things get creamed even though they wonder out into the road! Tough luck!
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