Someone keyed my 951 last night...(UPDATE)
02-26-2012, 10:28 PM
#16
WRONGLY ACCUSED!
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Last time I saw Korn was at Woodstock in 1999 (obviously not the first one). There was a huge fire when the event was over, and only lightly reported, a 944 was keyed.
02-27-2012, 02:56 AM
#17
Pee'd on your car?! Wow. Brag away bro...brag. What is wrong with people! LOL!
Maybe I should look into state farm. I'd gladly drop $100 deduct. $500-1000, meh...not so much. Unless it was a REALLY bad keying.
Maybe I should look into state farm. I'd gladly drop $100 deduct. $500-1000, meh...not so much. Unless it was a REALLY bad keying.
03-15-2012, 05:18 PM
#19
Burning Brakes
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UPDATE: Car got new paint today...
They are doing my 968 handles and an extra set of headlight covers too.
They are doing my 968 handles and an extra set of headlight covers too.
Last edited by BlackOp; 03-15-2012 at 05:37 PM.
03-15-2012, 08:22 PM
#21
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She looks really nice.
Sorry you had to experience a keying in order to get a new paint job, but damn it look good.
Mind if I ask what the cost of a new paint job is now a days?
Sorry you had to experience a keying in order to get a new paint job, but damn it look good.
Mind if I ask what the cost of a new paint job is now a days?
03-15-2012, 08:37 PM
#22
Burning Brakes
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This one was about $3800 including taking care of some dings/minor body damage. My deductible was $100...but will end up spending around $1k out of pocket. I figured I should just get everything done now..flag mirrors/door handles, diffuser, end caps..new window seals.
03-15-2012, 09:20 PM
#23
Interesting how they left the hatch on.
Curious to see how it turns out. (cause who wants to take that thing off anyway! lol!)
And, is this a respray?
Did you take pics of the damage?
I'm curious,and well. Let's face it. The odds of this happening to me are great in our city. So it would be great to show the insurance, "See, this is what needs to be done."
Curious to see how it turns out. (cause who wants to take that thing off anyway! lol!)
And, is this a respray?
Did you take pics of the damage?
I'm curious,and well. Let's face it. The odds of this happening to me are great in our city. So it would be great to show the insurance, "See, this is what needs to be done."
03-15-2012, 09:29 PM
#24
Burning Brakes
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Interesting how they left the hatch on.
Curious to see how it turns out. (cause who wants to take that thing off anyway! lol!)
And, is this a respray?
Did you take pics of the damage?
I'm curious,and well. Let's face it. The odds of this happening to me are great in our city. So it would be great to show the insurance, "See, this is what needs to be done."
Curious to see how it turns out. (cause who wants to take that thing off anyway! lol!)
And, is this a respray?
Did you take pics of the damage?
I'm curious,and well. Let's face it. The odds of this happening to me are great in our city. So it would be great to show the insurance, "See, this is what needs to be done."
