Pics of the damage and a question
#32
12-14-2011 | 09:59 PM
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From: Arden N.C.
Was your Mustang paid for or did the insurance company pay the bank off and then you were sent the COD later. My wife got t-boned in my Honda Crx which was paid for and the other persons insurance sent me a form saying they will total my car and give me a certain amount.. I agreed to the total but only if I could keep my car. They agreed and just sent a check. I sold it with the original title and to this day i see it driven daily with a non working pass door and rear quarter looking like Swiss cheese, but still gets 28-30 miles a gallon..
#33
12-14-2011 | 11:58 PM
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From: Central Florida
Was your Mustang paid for or did the insurance company pay the bank off and then you were sent the COD later. My wife got t-boned in my Honda Crx which was paid for and the other persons insurance sent me a form saying they will total my car and give me a certain amount.. I agreed to the total but only if I could keep my car. They agreed and just sent a check. I sold it with the original title and to this day i see it driven daily with a non working pass door and rear quarter looking like Swiss cheese, but still gets 28-30 miles a gallon..
#34
12-15-2011 | 12:04 AM
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From: Central Florida
When I got collector car insurance on my 86 Monte Carlo I went through Grundy. They just had me fill out some info on the car, ask how much $ I wanted the car insured for, verified I had other vehicles that I drove as a DD, and send in pics of the vehicle. Saved a lot of $. No mileage restrictions either. I don't how it would go if I had a claim; hopefully never will.