WJ 
Yep, it's white...
Yep, it's white... George just came down here to throw back on headers on the z06. He just the car back, I was a little skeptical about the color when I heard but in person it is amazing! The body shop did an amazing job, you cannot tell the original color of the car anywhere, no paint lines, etc.
Hard to take pictures in our dyno cell but here are a few i snapped:
- MAtt
Hard to take pictures in our dyno cell but here are a few i snapped:
- MAtt
Last edited by TTPMatt; Dec 22, 2006 at 04:00 PM.
I can't believe they fixed it after all the damage it had... but it looks like they did a pretty good job! I like that car in white too.. ya should send some pic's of that to GM, maybe that will give them a clue LOL.
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It's now a C6 Zo6 without matching #'s, though....quite a drawback for a car of that stature, and almost a tell-tale sign that it's been hit, but I'm sure he could probably care less. WJ
Originally Posted by LS1LT1
It does look good in the pics. 
Were the headers that were originally on the car damaged in the accident or were they just taken off in the event that the car was going to be totalled?
Were the headers that were originally on the car damaged in the accident or were they just taken off in the event that the car was going to be totalled?
i would think he might have but it back to "stock" to avoid any questions
Originally Posted by thechef
i would think he might have but it back to "stock" to avoid any questions
WJ I believe that if the cats had been removed, the car could be considered not road-worthy, (federal laws concerning emissions tampering) then the ins. co. could refuse to pay the entire collision claim. This emissions stuff is becoming very sticky. Many states now have portable emissions testing equipment, and are educating registry and state police in how to use the equipment and what to look for visually, as far as missing cats, O2 sensors, editing pcm functions, etc. Insurance companies are also starting to educate their claims adjusters regarding these things. Once they get rolling w/this stuff, it will only get worse. 
WJ
WJ
Originally Posted by WJ SOM SS
I believe that if the cats had been removed, the car could be considered not road-worthy, (federal laws concerning emissions tampering) then the ins. co. could refuse to pay the entire collision claim. This emissions stuff is becoming very sticky. Many states now have portable emissions testing equipment, and are educating registry and state police in how to use the equipment and what to look for visually, as far as missing cats, O2 sensors, editing pcm functions, etc. Insurance companies are also starting to educate their claims adjusters regarding these things. Once they get rolling w/this stuff, it will only get worse. WJ
WJive seen portable emissons testers here though its been awhile. missing cats is easy to spot but if law enforcement can check PCMs and other things that really sucks.
isnt there ins. you can get for high horsepower cars though it might be restricted to how much and where you can drive it.