got in a wreck.....
in the police report the guy is the only one marked as contributing to the accident
i filed a claim against his insurance....they have my statement and will be sending some one to quote the damage later this week....
some have said its prolly totalled....i doubt it....
retail on it is 6280....with many options and 75k miles
i mean its just a door, small spot on the rocker panel, tail light, and the qtr panel...that is gonna be the hard part
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Seriously guys, the first few minutes when it starts raining is the worst as it raises the oil & dust on the road surface but it hasn't washed away yet. Lucky, it could've been way worse.
One question: is the rocker panel damaged? It's the panel front to rear under the door that wraps under the car. That can be a bitch to change or fix and can be costly. The door can be replaced and the quarter can be patched and moulded by a good body guy.
Last edited by Paul Bell; Nov 5, 2008 at 09:53 PM.
They are of structural importance in our cars.
Sucks man. If they dont total it which I bet they will. I seriously doubt it will get fixed right which sucks.
What doesnt look like much now and move shift and tweak alot of ****.
If its fixed i hate to say it but I see ttop and hatch fitment issues in your future.
I have personally replaced a rear quarter panel and its alot of work, especially if the damage extends into the door jam or under the door (the place where side skirts would go I cant think of the name).
Insurance companys will only pay out a certain percentage of a cars total worth. Even if they say they would fix it I wouldnt want it.
If they fix it you better check over it real well and douuble check all the rear suspension and thrust angle and whatnot.
When I helped fixed on like that we had to create a hydraulic press to move the driver side sail panel (the bar that runs over behind the ttops) out cause although the damage looked minor at first it had shifted everything.
I thought they were tack welded in then some bondo or whatever they use?
Last edited by AChotrod; Nov 5, 2008 at 10:31 PM.











