crashed my 95 legend, what should i do?
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crashed my 95 legend, what should i do?
owner of 3 lexos, and an infinity, but the Acura Legend had my heart since the day i bought it, many memories (very sentimental). Here are 2 pictures.
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I'm not sure if i should fix it with one of my friends who has a mechanic shop, or to junk it. I would like to get some money out of this, any suggestions?
411: 160,000 miles, 1995 Legend LS, fully loaded! heated seats, the works!
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I'm not sure if i should fix it with one of my friends who has a mechanic shop, or to junk it. I would like to get some money out of this, any suggestions?
411: 160,000 miles, 1995 Legend LS, fully loaded! heated seats, the works!
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Well since you own several Lexus cars, i'll assume that money is not exactly tight.
Don't fix the car, you will never be satisfied with it again. If you really love the car, fin another like it that is free from prior damage.
Don't fix the car, you will never be satisfied with it again. If you really love the car, fin another like it that is free from prior damage.
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Ah yes, the legend. I know what you mean by the car being special. My previous 92 legend still holds a special place in me. I was really really really when my car was totaled. If my GS was hit today, I wouldn't feel much for it, but the legend was different.
But the car is probably totaled. The radiator frame support is bent. To replace it, they'll need to cut it out and reweld it. Definitely not what you want. Look for a new legend my friend. 95 LS coupe 6spd blk/blk that is
But the car is probably totaled. The radiator frame support is bent. To replace it, they'll need to cut it out and reweld it. Definitely not what you want. Look for a new legend my friend. 95 LS coupe 6spd blk/blk that is
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thanks for the suggestions!!! this is actually the 3rd accident in the car... 1st time the driver side was smashed in cuz some idiot didnt know what a red light meant (idiots fault)....2nd this lady didnt yeild so i crashed in to her (her fault)...i rear ended a buick enclave which drove off with a few scratches on his bumber!! so sad! it ate my car alive!!! i think this might b my fault, even tho i tried to blame it on him by saying he cut me off jumped in my lane n stomped on the breaks! insurance guy says yeah sounds like your at fault, but hes gonna do what he can (which i doubt)...btw that buick was a rental from hertz rental car! the driver lives in norwaay, and was on his way to the airport.....AHHHHHHH i dont knowww what to dooo
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yeah, your right.......oh well time to move on with the 00's, once again thxz blacksc400
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car at the back always gets blamed even if the front guy did something completely moronic for no reason ... so good luck with that part
as far as what to do w. the car: depends how attached to that particular car u r ... there are 2 cars in my garage rite now, if one of them had tha much damage i'd say 'oh well' becuase i LIKE the car but i'm not attached to that particular one. The other car, I would fix it reguardless because it's not that type of car i'm attached to ... it's that specific particular collection of metal/plastic/leather/etc. *this coming from the econ major* it may not be financially sound to fix it but if the value, enjoyment & feeling wise, you get from the car is equal to or greater than the $ to fix it ... u should fix it and keep it
as far as what to do w. the car: depends how attached to that particular car u r ... there are 2 cars in my garage rite now, if one of them had tha much damage i'd say 'oh well' becuase i LIKE the car but i'm not attached to that particular one. The other car, I would fix it reguardless because it's not that type of car i'm attached to ... it's that specific particular collection of metal/plastic/leather/etc. *this coming from the econ major* it may not be financially sound to fix it but if the value, enjoyment & feeling wise, you get from the car is equal to or greater than the $ to fix it ... u should fix it and keep it