rear ended...
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rear ended...56 k no way
well i woke up this morning to my roomate beating down my door.
in short, a girl had been going about 35 and wasnt looking and hit
my parked truck. messed up the rear pretty bad and ill post pics
as soon as i can get them up, but before i take and get it all fixed,
I was wonderin if there are any sweet rear bumpers i can get on the
insurance company's dime that anyone knows of? I really want to
try to find a new one, since it would be very low cost. (Ins is footing
the bill). ill get pics up later.
in short, a girl had been going about 35 and wasnt looking and hit
my parked truck. messed up the rear pretty bad and ill post pics
as soon as i can get them up, but before i take and get it all fixed,
I was wonderin if there are any sweet rear bumpers i can get on the
insurance company's dime that anyone knows of? I really want to
try to find a new one, since it would be very low cost. (Ins is footing
the bill). ill get pics up later.
Last edited by bigolbubba; 10-06-2005 at 06:45 PM.
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Someone appaerantly slid into my ranger before I bought it (used) with a crown vic or something on the ice. The car was sitting stationary and the old bumper (they replaced it) is twisted like if you took someting like a pole in bothc your hands and twisted opposite ways. I think the frame is fine but oh well. Sorry to ehar that, roll pan? I don't like them for offroading style trucks (and I hear up here you can get ticketed for them) but they look alright on lowered trucks and stuff.
#15
Originally Posted by (907)FAN-BOY
Someone appaerantly slid into my ranger before I bought it (used) with a crown vic or something on the ice. The car was sitting stationary and the old bumper (they replaced it) is twisted like if you took someting like a pole in bothc your hands and twisted opposite ways. I think the frame is fine but oh well. Sorry to ehar that, roll pan? I don't like them for offroading style trucks (and I hear up here you can get ticketed for them) but they look alright on lowered trucks and stuff.
That actually sounds very terrible because that would require the car hitting your truck at an angle. So there's a risk your frame was tweaked. Always look up your vehicle history before ya buy, and think before ya buy a vehicle in a car crash like that. Then again, it could been some different type of accident that didn't hurt the frame.
Aaron
#16
Originally Posted by bigolbubba
insurance pays for what a stock bumper would cost. i would pay for anything above.
#18
Since your truck is a 2000, they will only pay for a refurbished bumper, not a new one.
Just take the truck to the shop of your choice, since her insurance is paying for it, you can take it where you want. Talk to the shop and work out a deal. thats what i did for my front bumper when that Diesel backed into my truck.
Just take the truck to the shop of your choice, since her insurance is paying for it, you can take it where you want. Talk to the shop and work out a deal. thats what i did for my front bumper when that Diesel backed into my truck.
#19
i'm an insurance agent. i insure my truck. i know the insurance law.
the adjuster will give a number and whatever my mechanic can fit
inside that number, her insurance co will pay for, anything else and
we have to get ahold of the adjuster and get him to tweak the number,
or pay for it out of pocket. 3906brad, that might have been the case with
your company, but not mine. i'm not getting a rollpan, i dont think that would
be very fitting to my truck. i was thinking more like this. something to
match with the duff front. i just see this as a nice start to fix up the rear end
how i want it. new shocks all around cause the exhaust pipe crushed one on
the rear axle. she did hit it kinda at an angle, cause she was in the middle of
the road and drifted to the right when she spilled her bottle of water.
im going to try to get pics up tonite if comp would not keep crapping out.
the adjuster will give a number and whatever my mechanic can fit
inside that number, her insurance co will pay for, anything else and
we have to get ahold of the adjuster and get him to tweak the number,
or pay for it out of pocket. 3906brad, that might have been the case with
your company, but not mine. i'm not getting a rollpan, i dont think that would
be very fitting to my truck. i was thinking more like this. something to
match with the duff front. i just see this as a nice start to fix up the rear end
how i want it. new shocks all around cause the exhaust pipe crushed one on
the rear axle. she did hit it kinda at an angle, cause she was in the middle of
the road and drifted to the right when she spilled her bottle of water.
im going to try to get pics up tonite if comp would not keep crapping out.
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