So my E30 got hit tonight. :-(

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  • Thizzelle
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    yeah 700 seems high, I think my friends was like 300. tell them to fuck off.

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  • accident
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    $700? When mine was totaled the buyback was $145

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  • illest318i
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    Originally posted by elbrack
    It's funny how people always say part it out like everyone has a garage(or similar space) and tons of time to do that. I'm not wasting my time parting it out for half a year. It's not worth it.
    I was just saying :)
    I'd be willing to go and take the parts I need off it.

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  • elbrack
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    Originally posted by illest318i
    You should buy it back and part it. And if you do I call dibs on the hood and front fenders!

    It's better than loosing it IMO..
    It's funny how people always say part it out like everyone has a garage(or similar space) and tons of time to do that. I'm not wasting my time parting it out for half a year. It's not worth it.

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  • illest318i
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    You should buy it back and part it. And if you do I call dibs on the hood and front fenders!

    It's better than loosing it IMO..

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  • elbrack
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    Originally posted by ahalfacre5
    sorry bud:( just means you get to build another one right?
    Not sure yet. We shall see. :-)

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  • ahalfacre5
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    sorry bud:( just means you get to build another one right?

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  • elbrack
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    Originally posted by Exodus_2pt0
    THat's steep for a BIB.

    At that cost, I'd scrap it too.
    Yea...and once the salvage price is set in California, it's set. :-\

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  • Exodus_2pt0
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    THat's steep for a BIB.

    At that cost, I'd scrap it too.

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  • elbrack
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    Originally posted by MR 325
    So you're going to let insurance take the car and scrap it? The buy back is probably $200. Buy it back!
    Buy back is over 700 dollars. I have no where to store it to part it out. I'm also moving and don't want to throw money at it having to tow it around since it isn't drivable. If it was drivable it'd be a different story, but it's not.
    Last edited by elbrack; 10-09-2013, 10:14 AM.

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  • joncrz
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    Buy it back for sure. You can always buy a new project and use this one as a parts car easy then part what is left out. It might seem overwhelming having the car there as a constant reminder but after you cool off a bit you will be glad you kept it for whatever reason. I would assume buying it back from insurance would be cheap, you could probably still make a profit selling the whole thing on craigslist and let someone else part it out. My point being that it would benefit you more to keep it.

    FYI from someone who has a brother in body repair, you can always get more money from insurance if you fight them for it.

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  • Nats88M3
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    I see m3 rear quarters? That's what I would do... buy it back chop it up make it a clone!

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  • Exodus_2pt0
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    Originally posted by MR 325
    So you're going to let insurance take the car and scrap it? The buy back is probably $200. Buy it back!
    Truth. You could make almost half of that back just by selling the front bumper.

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  • MR 325
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    So you're going to let insurance take the car and scrap it? The buy back is probably $200. Buy it back!

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  • 2mAn
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    if you have space and some time, you can get it back and part it out

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