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Insurance company have written off my 2000 c2 cab. I had just fitted a supercharger at a cost of 7k which
1 I could take off and fit to new car
2 Try and get them to pay out for the supercharger( told them it had been done)
3 Try and buy the salvage
Any idea what it would be worth front nearside damage wing door rear wing air bags ok engine ok 32000 miles
>> Edited by spid on Monday 3rd April 14:48
1 I could take off and fit to new car
2 Try and get them to pay out for the supercharger( told them it had been done)
3 Try and buy the salvage
Any idea what it would be worth front nearside damage wing door rear wing air bags ok engine ok 32000 miles
>> Edited by spid on Monday 3rd April 14:48
No waiting for the insurance company to come up with an offer, don't know if they will cover the cost of the supercharger or not. They did not seem very keen to let me take bits of it. So thought I might see how much they wanted for the salvage thake the supercharger off and sell it on as it is.
>> Edited by spid on Monday 3rd April 16:02
>> Edited by spid on Monday 3rd April 16:02
vesuvius996 said:
Christ. Good job you told them you'd had the blower fitted.
Bad luck. Hope you are OK otherwise.
I'm OK just a bit disappointed only had it for 7 months and it had been in and out of the garage for last 2 months fine tuning the supercharger, finally got it sorted and ready for the summer and bang old bloke blacks out at the wheel and swerves straight in front of me.
How difficult will it be to sell it on as salvage ?
You didn't mention what the insurance company paid out - I'd have thought a '00 cab with 32k miles would pay out approx £30k ??
Have you thought of buying the salvage back for £8.5 k , spend £10k -$15k(?) with a reputable specialist to get it fixed up, after which you get your car with the S/C back . This leaves you £7k-£12k in pocket to make up for the lower value when comes time to sell it on - and you can still take the S/C off.
>> Edited by toby tucker on Sunday 9th April 19:51
You didn't mention what the insurance company paid out - I'd have thought a '00 cab with 32k miles would pay out approx £30k ??
Have you thought of buying the salvage back for £8.5 k , spend £10k -$15k(?) with a reputable specialist to get it fixed up, after which you get your car with the S/C back . This leaves you £7k-£12k in pocket to make up for the lower value when comes time to sell it on - and you can still take the S/C off. >> Edited by toby tucker on Sunday 9th April 19:51
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