And they let people like you run/own forums...damn it, thought i banned him...
Welcome back Adam!
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And they let people like you run/own forums...damn it, thought i banned him...
Welcome back Adam!
It still has a new truck smell to itYeah, there's been a few changes made since you were last here
Definitely have the capacity to do it... See what insurance says in the coming weeks.. they'll probably total it, I have full coverage and lien on it, the main thing was to build credit history with it .. it's not my only vehicle to drive..bummer... You going to fix it your self?
I guess that depends on its current value and the cost of parts... a cooling stack probably wouldn't be cheap through the insurance at auto dismantler prices.Definitely have the capacity to do it... See what insurance says in the coming weeks.. they'll probably total it, I have full coverage and lien on it, the main thing was to build credit history with it .. it's not my only vehicle to drive..
Engine wise, I have the spare parts sitting here to fix that... I don't had the body parts, hood, fenders, grille, rad core support etc..I guess that depends on its current value and the cost of parts... a cooling stack probably wouldn't be cheap through the insurance at auto dismantler prices.
What they would have to pay for some parts might total it. Definitely doesn't look too bad for some one with the ability to do it them selfs.
With nothing really to go off of.. frame horns are bent at least forward of the A-arms.. center link for into one of the ribs on the front diff.Sorry to hear, that sucks. It really looks fixable, but there is no telling what value insurance will put on the parts and the truck.
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I don't know about your area, but I am sure you could shop around Craigslist, offer up, Facebook and find some good used stuff.Engine wise, I have the spare parts sitting here to fix that... I don't had the body parts, hood, fenders, grille, rad core support etc..
Pretty much how I figured,I don't know about your area, but I am sure you could shop around Craigslist, offer up, Facebook and find some good used stuff.
As for the lein holder, they will want to get paid out on it if it's totalled. But it should be cheap to buy back from insurance. Like around $1500 or so.
Once a vehicle is totaled its hard to get a loan on it. Usually have to get a personal loan. Not many places will take it on a trade or give any value for a salvage title vehicle. Insurance will only pay upto 75% of a vehicles value if it holds a salvage title.
Yes, we have seen a few of them. The problem is they are normally Specialist in their own field. So its hard to get some that can look at the big picture and treat it. Some genetic testing has shown that he doesn't respond well to the types of medication that are usually used to treat autism. Which is what we have experienced. Also a lot of the medications/treatments are not always medically recognized as helpful or things insurance don't cover. We had to stop seeing his last psych doctor because they wanted to prescribe medications that were gonna be costing us $400 a month. Just on the things that insurance will actually cover we have easly hit the out of pock max on our insurance for the last 6 years on him. Which is kind of nice because you know it's gonna happen so you just do everything that will be covered.Dang, sorry to hear that. Are there specialist you can go to in your area that work with Autism?