SEATS STOLEN!
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Originally Posted by airgate,Apr 15 2009, 12:33 PM
Prepare for your car to be totalled.
New top = $1,400 (parts and labor)
New seats = $8,000 (parts and labor)
2002 S2000 value = ~$14k
Damages = >50% = Totalled
New top = $1,400 (parts and labor)
New seats = $8,000 (parts and labor)
2002 S2000 value = ~$14k
Damages = >50% = Totalled
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Originally Posted by airgate,Apr 15 2009, 12:33 PM
Prepare for your car to be totalled.
New top = $1,400 (parts and labor)
New seats = $8,000 (parts and labor)
2002 S2000 value = ~$14k
Damages = >50% = Totalled
New top = $1,400 (parts and labor)
New seats = $8,000 (parts and labor)
2002 S2000 value = ~$14k
Damages = >50% = Totalled
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Originally Posted by nightcrawler7188,Apr 15 2009, 01:01 PM
ive heard of people around here getting quotes of $3k and $4k for the top!
wow 3 to 4k for the top?? dangggggggggg
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just out of curiousity, if your car is in fact declared to be "totalled" by the insurance company, what other options are there?
depending on how you do it you could get a new top for 600, replace it yourself. buy used seats on here or buy aftermarket seats that wont total up to 8k.
I see the logic behind totalling it but damn, there isnt really anything wrong with the car once you fix the top and put seats back in, it will be good as new. Would you be able to keep it somehow?
depending on how you do it you could get a new top for 600, replace it yourself. buy used seats on here or buy aftermarket seats that wont total up to 8k.
I see the logic behind totalling it but damn, there isnt really anything wrong with the car once you fix the top and put seats back in, it will be good as new. Would you be able to keep it somehow?
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Originally Posted by suprmonky73,Apr 15 2009, 01:28 PM
just out of curiousity, if your car is in fact declared to be "totalled" by the insurance company, what other options are there?
depending on how you do it you could get a new top for 600, replace it yourself. buy used seats on here or buy aftermarket seats that wont total up to 8k.
I see the logic behind totalling it but damn, there isnt really anything wrong with the car once you fix the top and put seats back in, it will be good as new. Would you be able to keep it somehow?
depending on how you do it you could get a new top for 600, replace it yourself. buy used seats on here or buy aftermarket seats that wont total up to 8k.
I see the logic behind totalling it but damn, there isnt really anything wrong with the car once you fix the top and put seats back in, it will be good as new. Would you be able to keep it somehow?
will let you guys know how it goes
thanks for the support guys!!
