not guna believe this...
03-18-09 | 10:09 PM
#18
Lexus Test Driver
Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 927
Likes: 3
From: Ca
Sorry to hear about that man...I hate situations like that but what are you going to do. To be honest, if the motor actually moved, then you will NEED to total it. A car with damage that bad will never ride the same again, let alone the cost to fix it will probably be greater than the car itself, which is why it will most likely be totaled by the insurance co.
03-19-09 | 12:37 AM
#24
I'm sorry to hear that your friend wrecked your SC, but maybe you should've thought about it more thoroughly before you handed him the keys. I let my best friend drive my SC because I KNOW he's a responsible driver and has had his license for quite a while, AND the fact that my car does not have worn components that could potentially cause an accident when he's behind the wheel.
Good luck on whatever your plans are, keep us updated.
Good luck on whatever your plans are, keep us updated.
03-19-09 | 03:49 AM
#26
[QUOTE=evileagle;4354195]haha...damn vultures....
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lol i just happen to be searching parts in another window while reading this thread lol...
WHAT_NEXT, don't need anything big just a rear license plate light housing and that part in the door with the metal bar coming out of it that connects to the outside door handle..
if the fire wall is pushed in, that's deifnetly a total loss..
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lol i just happen to be searching parts in another window while reading this thread lol...
WHAT_NEXT, don't need anything big just a rear license plate light housing and that part in the door with the metal bar coming out of it that connects to the outside door handle..
if the fire wall is pushed in, that's deifnetly a total loss..
03-19-09 | 05:25 AM
#28
Driver School Candidate
Joined: Jan 2009
Posts: 44
Likes: 1
From: Australia
