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  • Benjamin_Button
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    Originally posted by 2man
    This is true. Soemtimes, I give people the right of way and they dont know wtf is going on.
    So true. Best part is when they act like you can't drive when they're clearly in the wrong.

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  • 2mAn
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    This is true. Soemtimes, I give people the right of way and they dont know wtf is going on.

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  • SoundByte
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    Originally posted by 2man
    Im living in SoCal and people like to drive as if they are qualifying for the destruction derby so Im going to be paranoid.
    My brother used to say that in Cali you have to drive like an asshole to survive.

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  • 2mAn
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    Originally posted by Matt-B
    Most insurance wont care if, you have wheels, coils, a swap etc. They give you fairmarket value or "what there going for" if you can prove it. And unless you have an insurance company like Haggerty, you usually cannot insure your car for a total value or stated value, and unless you have full coverage, you get boned if your car gets stolen, they don't cover unless you have that on your policy.

    Hope something happens soon Curt : /
    hmm, thats some bullshit. I already have full coverage, but still feel like I would get screwed. Im living in SoCal and people like to drive as if they are qualifying for the destruction derby so Im going to be paranoid.

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  • DER E30
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    Originally posted by Austin!
    I feel like throwing up when I see this :(

    My heart breaks for you, sir.
    Me too. :( I can't imagine loosing my e30 or truck.
    Last edited by DER E30; 06-09-2014, 10:22 AM.

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  • Matt-B
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    Most insurance wont care if, you have wheels, coils, a swap etc. They give you fairmarket value or "what there going for" if you can prove it. And unless you have an insurance company like Haggerty, you usually cannot insure your car for a total value or stated value, and unless you have full coverage, you get boned if your car gets stolen, they don't cover unless you have that on your policy.

    Hope something happens soon Curt : /

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  • 2mAn
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    Damn, I have been paranoid about how I can get my car insured for what I have into it and I have Progressive also. Any advice so others dont get screwed? Im seriously pulling for you, totally blows that nothing has happened.

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  • thebonuslevel
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    Dude that's horrible. I just had my e30 cashed out and they gave me 4500. Would have really loved to see your ride all done up.

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  • Van Westervelt
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    I actually have consulted with two different attorneys on this, but am not having them represent me. They are just giving me guidance, it's much less expensive, takes less time, and you get near the same result.

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  • D-rock
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    Originally posted by Van Westervelt
    I don't know where you are getting your information or what world you live in, but you are grossly off base and misinformed.

    They lawyered up because they screwed up, knew it, got called out by the insurance commission, and wanted to cover their asses.

    Progress is being made, but it's the equivalent of pulling a full mouth of teeth while inebriated, half blind, arthritic, and using needle nose pliers from harbor freight that are 10 years old.
    I think he meant is why haven't you contacted a lawyer

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  • Van Westervelt
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    Originally posted by gasgasrider
    I don't know you, but what am I missing here? Your own insurance company won't talk to you, offered 25% of your provided receipt value, not including labor and original car value, right? And you don't want to go down the lawyer road too fast? Seems like you'll miss the exit soon...
    I don't know where you are getting your information or what world you live in, but you are grossly off base and misinformed.

    They lawyered up because they screwed up, knew it, got called out by the insurance commission, and wanted to cover their asses.

    Progress is being made, but it's the equivalent of pulling a full mouth of teeth while inebriated, half blind, arthritic, and using needle nose pliers from harbor freight that are 10 years old.

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  • gasgasrider
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    I don't know you, but what am I missing here? Your own insurance company won't talk to you, offered 25% of your provided receipt value, not including labor and original car value, right? And you don't want to go down the lawyer road too fast? Seems like you'll miss the exit soon...

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  • SoundByte
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    What a fucked up nightmare. As if having your freshly-finished ride stolen wasn't bad enough, now you have to tango with the two-faced sharks from the fuckin insurance company?

    My friend is (read: used to be) a freelance IT guy, until his business' storage unit got hit by a crew of guys that rolled in with three box trucks and cleared out the entire complex. The "24-hour" security was mysteriously absent. Insurance is refusing to cough up to anybody, and the storage complex is out of business. Not to mention how many of their clients are probably just as boned as my friend.

    Tl,dr; Insurance companies are a bunch of bastards. And it's really depressing that your car hasn't made its way back to you.

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  • freeride53
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    Any updates?

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  • gotaloveRWD
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    this blows i just read every page waiting for the climax of this to be you catching the fucks but of course thats to good to be true
    if you don't get your labor of love back i hope you get a waaay better payout then a dry fuck in the ass 1500 bucks!!

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