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so long as the damage isnt more than 40% value (or some figure like that) the car wont be declared a write off...
if the car was fairly new when the accident happened tehn it is quite possible they could have replaced the panel. i saw a rolled BA GT-P that was being repaired in one of the panelshops down here - i actually supplied the new headlights........ 3 of the rims were destroyed and the fourth was missing (along with the front left suspension it was attached to) you could imagine how good it looked.... id hate to imagine the damage value - would have been a few thousand LOL i think they reshelled it........ bye bye originality Last edited by LUXO_8; 23-01-2005 at 10:13 PM. |
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