Advice after rolling
#41
You're forunate that you rolled it on snow and assuming grass instead of sliding down the road. Saved your paint for sure. I'd say you walked away pretty well from that incident considering what happened. I don't see how you're paying so low for a bran new Civic. I pay 213 a month on a 92 coupe and a spotless record. Anywho... thank your lucky stars man.
#42
Originally posted by CyniKal.Mindset
looks good...nice work
looks good...nice work
Originally posted by ReD-eF
Hmm it looks good, like its getting fixed
Did you decide to pay out of pocket or insurance?
Hmm it looks good, like its getting fixed
Did you decide to pay out of pocket or insurance?
Originally posted by RajunCajun
You're forunate that you rolled it on snow and assuming grass instead of sliding down the road. Saved your paint for sure. I'd say you walked away pretty well from that incident considering what happened. I don't see how you're paying so low for a bran new Civic. I pay 213 a month on a 92 coupe and a spotless record. Anywho... thank your lucky stars man.
You're forunate that you rolled it on snow and assuming grass instead of sliding down the road. Saved your paint for sure. I'd say you walked away pretty well from that incident considering what happened. I don't see how you're paying so low for a bran new Civic. I pay 213 a month on a 92 coupe and a spotless record. Anywho... thank your lucky stars man.
What do you mean that I'm paying for low for a brand new Civic? Are you referring to insurance, or the car itself, or...?
Al
#44
Originally posted by ReD-eF
Insurance.. I think.
under $300 is really really really good for someone on their own insurance driving a brand new car, considered high risk.
Insurance.. I think.
under $300 is really really really good for someone on their own insurance driving a brand new car, considered high risk.
Al
#45
well you said in another post that if you were on your own insurance it would be about 225 or something a month, so I am assuming your with your parents insurance, and any male under the age of 25 (and female) is considered high risk
#47
Originally posted by ReD-eF
well you said in another post that if you were on your own insurance it would be about 225 or something a month, so I am assuming your with your parents insurance, and any male under the age of 25 (and female) is considered high risk
well you said in another post that if you were on your own insurance it would be about 225 or something a month, so I am assuming your with your parents insurance, and any male under the age of 25 (and female) is considered high risk
#49
Originally posted by ReD-eF
well you said in another post that if you were on your own insurance it would be about 225 or something a month, so I am assuming your with your parents insurance, and any male under the age of 25 (and female) is considered high risk
well you said in another post that if you were on your own insurance it would be about 225 or something a month, so I am assuming your with your parents insurance, and any male under the age of 25 (and female) is considered high risk
Originally posted by truluder
just like TR said i would rather drive a rolled car then one with anyother big impact. right now we have 2 roll over at our shop being repaired, so who ever told u gather that they write of those cars dont know much.
just like TR said i would rather drive a rolled car then one with anyother big impact. right now we have 2 roll over at our shop being repaired, so who ever told u gather that they write of those cars dont know much.
Originally posted by CyniKal.Mindset
i'm not considered high risk since I was 22 i pay 90bucks a month
i'm not considered high risk since I was 22 i pay 90bucks a month
Originally posted by HamiltonsIsuzu
so did you end up fixing it.
Nothing some fiber glass, longboard and a hammer and dolly and your foot cant fix.
so did you end up fixing it.
Nothing some fiber glass, longboard and a hammer and dolly and your foot cant fix.
Al
#51
Originally posted by HamiltonsIsuzu
^wont fall off if you do it right.
I forgot to add paint, hehe, Id want to paint it too.
^wont fall off if you do it right.
I forgot to add paint, hehe, Id want to paint it too.
And yeah, paint usually helps ;-)
Al
#54
Originally posted by 8thGenCivic
And as far as I am aware, the body shop is responsible for the repair of the vehicle and if something is wrong with it post-repair, especially if something ended up to be fatal or even near fatal, I am sure that there would be consequences.
And as far as I am aware, the body shop is responsible for the repair of the vehicle and if something is wrong with it post-repair, especially if something ended up to be fatal or even near fatal, I am sure that there would be consequences.
Yup, that would be a significant consequence. ;-)
#55
Originally posted by marker
Yes, there would be consequence. You might be dead or badly injured.
Yup, that would be a significant consequence. ;-)
Yes, there would be consequence. You might be dead or badly injured.
Yup, that would be a significant consequence. ;-)
Al
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