Pics of my wrecked 99RS (last night)
02-01-2003, 04:13 PM
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NEW pics of my wrecked rs (Feb 3, 2003)
For the new pics go to www.public.fotki.com/RallyeX
The pics are in the My 1999 Subaru Impreza Folder.
The pics are in the My 1999 Subaru Impreza Folder.
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02-01-2003, 05:10 PM
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man that really sucks about your car. But on a lighter side...are you gonna sell bits and pieces of it??? i3exa@hotmail.com
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Cody
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Cody
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02-01-2003, 07:08 PM
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Buy Back
I might buy back the car if the price is right.
I want to get my sparco evo 2 seats and sabelt 6 point harneses, exhaust, Sparco steering wheel, carbon fiber pedal covers, shifter kit and ****, navigaters map light, hood pins, new set of tires,gold wheels.
We will see what happens.
RallyeXpress
I want to get my sparco evo 2 seats and sabelt 6 point harneses, exhaust, Sparco steering wheel, carbon fiber pedal covers, shifter kit and ****, navigaters map light, hood pins, new set of tires,gold wheels.
We will see what happens.
RallyeXpress
02-01-2003, 10:39 PM
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ouch that looks like a hard impact.
4 car pile up? maybe 5 huh? consdering the Toyota has side damge as well.
I hope you come back in a Subaru again.
Ask insurance company and see if you can salvage those rims and interior bits and pieces without buying back the wreck. Maybe all it takes is getting steelies from junkyard to replace the gold rims.
4 car pile up? maybe 5 huh? consdering the Toyota has side damge as well.
I hope you come back in a Subaru again.
Ask insurance company and see if you can salvage those rims and interior bits and pieces without buying back the wreck. Maybe all it takes is getting steelies from junkyard to replace the gold rims.
02-02-2003, 04:52 AM
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Yup, that's toast.
Depending on the buy-back price you could probably do well keeping it and parting it out.
Generally, they won't let you 'strip' the car for a deduction because it really affects the salvage value when they go to sell it. Much better to just buy the whole lot, take off what you want, and sell the remainder to a yard. Should prove profitable for you. If you need any tips, email me.
Your friendly neighborhood insurance adjuster.
Depending on the buy-back price you could probably do well keeping it and parting it out.
Generally, they won't let you 'strip' the car for a deduction because it really affects the salvage value when they go to sell it. Much better to just buy the whole lot, take off what you want, and sell the remainder to a yard. Should prove profitable for you. If you need any tips, email me.
Your friendly neighborhood insurance adjuster.
02-02-2003, 07:48 AM
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Very sad indeed! nice looking car too. as was said, you would probably do alright to buy it back, part our what you want, and sell to a yard. yards will sell the engine for around $1200-1500. we sold one from the shop i worked at for $1000 and the guy was so surprised b/c everyone else had told at least $1500. we learned our lesson on that one! looks like you could an alright amount from a yard. you could also try to go to a salvage auction. probably more money there. hope everything works out for you!
-PJ
-PJ
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