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 Post subject: Dad's Car + P Plater = Accident.
Posted: Wed Aug 26, 2009 8:23 pm 
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My father brought a nice looking 1994 EF falcon the other month got a blueslip and got rego.
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The other week a idiot P Plater did a uturn in front of my sister who was driving it and it was hit.

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AAMI from the other person sent an acessor out and priced it 4grand, - $350 car worth and Rego = just under 3 grand and the car.

From what I can see that; Bonnet, Left Guard, Front Bar & Reo, Left Head Lamp, Right Head Lamp, Left Indicator, Right Indicator, Rad. Support Panel, Charcoal Canister, Air Box & Guard Repeater. All up it will cost 1292 in parts. These prices from the local Parts Plus... Scotts so they are over priced.

Can I/We get a better price getting only 2nd hand parts from a cheaper wrecker. Or direct from AP international in Sydney.

 

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 Post subject: Re: Dad's Car + P Plater = Accident.
Posted: Wed Aug 26, 2009 8:56 pm 
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it will most likely just be a repairable write-off. they will say something is bent in the front structure. too much $$$. when i hit a roo and the front bar and radiator plus support was rat s**t my assesor said lucky its an xr model or they would of ticked write off straight up

 

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 Post subject: Re: Dad's Car + P Plater = Accident.
Posted: Wed Aug 26, 2009 8:57 pm 
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it will most likely just be a repairable write-off. they will say something is bent in the front structure. too much $$$. when i hit a roo and the front bar and radiator plus support was rat s**t my assesor said lucky its an xr model or they would of ticked write off straight up


yeah that is what it is going to become.

 

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 Post subject: Re: Dad's Car + P Plater = Accident.
Posted: Wed Aug 26, 2009 9:00 pm 
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Got on under bonnet shot? Doesn't look much worse then mine did when I hit the tree.

 

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Posted: Wed Aug 26, 2009 9:01 pm 
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Got on under bonnet shot? Doesn't look much worse then mine did when I hit the tree.


I was thinking this when i flicked thru ya pics on the other site :P. I will post up some pics next time i go out my parents (should be tomorrow shooting out to wello to put a deposit on an TE cortina for step dad inlaw)

 

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Posted: Wed Aug 26, 2009 9:12 pm 
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Its a total loss, less paperwork for the insurance company to deal with a 15yo car.

cop the 4k, buy the car back from them and repair yourself.

They'll prolly request 800 off the agreed value.

leaving you with 3200ish and a registered repairable car.

 

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Posted: Wed Aug 26, 2009 9:15 pm 
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Its a total loss, less paperwork for the insurance company to deal with a 15yo car.

cop the 4k, buy the car back from them and repair yourself.

They'll prolly request 800 off the agreed value.

leaving you with 3200ish and a registered repairable car.


Pretty good idea there Froudey.Least I didn't have to deal with the insurance company :D

 

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Posted: Wed Aug 26, 2009 9:18 pm 
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Its a total loss, less paperwork for the insurance company to deal with a 15yo car.

cop the 4k, buy the car back from them and repair yourself.

They'll prolly request 800 off the agreed value.

leaving you with 3200ish and a registered repairable car.


Pretty good idea there Froudey.Least I didn't have to deal with the insurance company :D


Yeah I re-read my first post and I was pretty vage... this is what we are doing once everything is said and done. As you can see I have gotten prices but I think they are overpriced. As if i went to the orange wreckers or cowra I dare say alot of the parts I could get second hand etc.

 

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Posted: Wed Aug 26, 2009 9:20 pm 
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Its a total loss, less paperwork for the insurance company to deal with a 15yo car.

cop the 4k, buy the car back from them and repair yourself.

They'll prolly request 800 off the agreed value.

leaving you with 3200ish and a registered repairable car.


Pretty good idea there Froudey.Least I didn't have to deal with the insurance company :D


Yeah I re-read my first post and I was pretty vage... this is what we are doing once everything is said and done. As you can see I have gotten prices but I think they are overpriced. As if i went to the orange wreckers or cowra I dare say alot of the parts I could get second hand etc.


It must suck being stuck in the middle of no where :lol: I think we did good for mine.This it was $300-$350 in parts.

 

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Posted: Wed Aug 26, 2009 9:22 pm 
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It must suck being stuck in the middle of no where :lol: I think we did good for mine.This it was $300-$350 in parts.


yep, I am so tempted to get a business loan and start my own :P I think when the cheque comes thru I will speak to dad and maybe we will go to the pick and payless. even with the parts plus fuel will be cheaper then dubbo.

 

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Posted: Wed Aug 26, 2009 10:02 pm 
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It must suck being stuck in the middle of no where :lol: I think we did good for mine.This it was $300-$350 in parts.


yep, I am so tempted to get a business loan and start my own :P I think when the cheque comes thru I will speak to dad and maybe we will go to the pick and payless. even with the parts plus fuel will be cheaper then dubbo.


Do what ever is cheapest thats what we did.Got some parts from Pick and Payless down here and a few from various other places(including ebay.Lol)

 

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Posted: Wed Aug 26, 2009 10:03 pm 
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It must suck being stuck in the middle of no where :lol: I think we did good for mine.This it was $300-$350 in parts.


yep, I am so tempted to get a business loan and start my own :P I think when the cheque comes thru I will speak to dad and maybe we will go to the pick and payless. even with the parts plus fuel will be cheaper then dubbo.


Do what ever is cheapest thats what we did.Got some parts from Pick and Payless down here and a few from various other places(including ebay.Lol)



*hits forehead dumbass

*jumps on ebay

 

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Posted: Wed Aug 26, 2009 11:28 pm 
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Posted: Thu Aug 27, 2009 9:47 am 
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Before you go jumping into repairing it your self id check that the radiator support & the skirt arnt to damaged because then you are goin to need a rack to pull it straight.
Or you will have to find a panel shop that will pull it out for you.
Once all repairs have been carried out when you go to register it again the workman ship better be spot on as will be on record that has been a right off. You also need receipts for everything.

 

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Posted: Thu Aug 27, 2009 10:23 am 
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Before you go jumping into repairing it your self id check that the radiator support & the skirt arnt to damaged because then you are goin to need a rack to pull it straight.
Or you will have to find a panel shop that will pull it out for you.
Once all repairs have been carried out when you go to register it again the workman ship better be spot on as will be on record that has been a right off. You also need receipts for everything.


yeah atm it will stay registered as from what the asscessor explained to my dad that it won't be listed on the repairable write off list. My father and I will start pulling the front off it this weekend, to asscess the lower half of the rad support and underneath... If they seem undamaged it will be a goer if not spareparts.

 

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