look what someone did to my scoob
25 April 2007, 12:55 AM
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lighten up, take what i just said with a pinch of salt or bugger off to bed
im not seriously gonna do that.... although
members that have been on here more than a month know my crackpot personailty, you will eventually if you follow me round lol *joke, humerous act*
im not seriously gonna do that.... although
members that have been on here more than a month know my crackpot personailty, you will eventually if you follow me round lol *joke, humerous act*
Some people Andy,just don't see the funny side.
25 April 2007, 12:55 AM
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ah well modified nationals next month are a no go shall have to wait for the scoob to be repaired before any more car shows, although after a respray, should look 
with a coat of autoglym. just a case of waiting now, and taking everything on the chin
shall have to wait for the scoob to be repaired before any more car shows, although after a respray, should look with a coat of autoglym. just a case of waiting now, and taking everything on the chin
25 April 2007, 12:55 AM
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Go on then do it and video it a little revenge Hell why not I would if some jerk did it to me and probley more
lighten up, take what i just said with a pinch of salt or bugger off to bed
im not seriously gonna do that.... although
members that have been on here more than a month know my crackpot personailty, you will eventually if you follow me round lol *joke, humerous act*
im not seriously gonna do that.... although
members that have been on here more than a month know my crackpot personailty, you will eventually if you follow me round lol *joke, humerous act*
25 April 2007, 12:56 AM
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Should be ok,for the NBO though?
25 April 2007, 12:57 AM
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yeah, and then, and then, il make sure my number plate is left on my car, post it on youtube, and photobucket. hell il sell copies on ebay illegally too
nah that tosser two doors down is down my list of priorities. plus i have a bigger pensi than him as i drive a subaru. didnt you know?
25 April 2007, 12:58 AM
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no one to go with.... not a member of a car club, well only Revvdup.com, but they have spaceship bodykitted cars owed by teenagers that any self respecting subaru owner would surely shun.
25 April 2007, 01:02 AM
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as said, the a$$hole two doors down who also owns a rover (repetitive thing here with rovers) can wait for another day. nail under his tyre, pay some kid £20 to key his car.... lots of ideas. hes too old to use the interent, and would only be on oldgrannies.net: The Leading Grandparents Site on the Net anyway
25 April 2007, 01:12 AM
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dunno. cant really go into too much detail because of the insurance issues. but his front bumper detached itself and was hanging on by the inner plastic arch thing. front n/s wing fubared, as is his n/s headlamp. scratches, scuff etc. cars not worth much either 11-12 years old.
25 April 2007, 01:14 AM
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im very confident, as is jason at scoobybits. i think the guy who collided with me would be daft to try swap liability, as when he hit me glass went everywhrre off his headlamp. my cars damage is all down the side. so when the police take notes of the incident and put 2+2 together. quite simple.
25 April 2007, 01:16 AM
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I bet you are looking at £1500 or more to fix Andy If you do not get your car fixed before May 27 if it is any help you can always get a lift there and back with us you are only 15 min from where I get off motorway up to you cheers
25 April 2007, 01:17 AM
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Contact an accident management firm, they will sort you a hire car tomorrow, just tell them the car doesnt drive the ay it used to. Suspected suspension damage you will not be expected to drive yours, and why should you.
They dealt with a non fault accident of mine a few years ago and were great.
They dealt with a non fault accident of mine a few years ago and were great.
25 April 2007, 01:18 AM
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jason is gonna sit down and work out a rough quote for the insurers. ive not even sorted out reference numbers etc with my insurers regards claiming from him, so jase is really on the ball. probably for a quick resolution.
25 April 2007, 01:19 AM
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Another thing, Scoobybits may quote you for second hand parts, insurance companies will not accept this and will want quoting for new. This will increase the quote by miles.
Unless of course they are flexible with their paperwork there
Unless of course they are flexible with their paperwork there
25 April 2007, 01:21 AM
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25 April 2007, 01:26 AM
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nah, jase has always dealt with second hand parts, if that what you want. but he buys in new stuff too, like the alloy group buys and things like that. when he did all my brakes, he bought in new discs pads etc. the guy is that daddy, and i dont trust anyone else as much with my car.
25 April 2007, 01:28 AM
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nah, jase has always dealt with second hand parts, if that what you want. but he buys in new stuff too, like the alloy group buys and things like that. when he did all my brakes, he bought in new discs pads etc. the guy is that daddy, and i dont trust anyone else as much with my car.
Fair dos mate. Glad to hear you have someone to sort your motor who you trust
You will have PM shortly too
25 April 2007, 09:38 AM
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another update. rung up my insurers today. i had two choices. i either claim on my insurance and then they claim off his insurance for the repairs etc, or i claim directly off his insurers for which i have no policy details etc.
so i deceided to keep it simple as poss. claiming on my insurance against his, as it was his fault and he has no leg to stand on in my and my insurers eyes.
couldnt believe it when they said i was entitled to a hire car even though im getting the repair work done at a garage of my choice - ie scoobybits.
so i had a choice of a 3.0 peugeot, a 2.5v6 vectra, a green rover 414 (lol joke), or a vauxhall signum. said i dont need anything that big, id rather have a little sporty hatch.
apparantly they would have given me a brand new scoob as a hire car, but id have to justify the expence to his insurers lol. cant be doing with the hassle, so im gonna go for a 4 seat hatch, to get my mrs and her mates to work, and the shopping in the boot.
they will even drop the car off at scoobybits for me to save hassle on my part. very helpful , and everything is going on his insurance!!!
just got to sort out a repair date.
so i deceided to keep it simple as poss. claiming on my insurance against his, as it was his fault and he has no leg to stand on in my and my insurers eyes.
couldnt believe it when they said i was entitled to a hire car even though im getting the repair work done at a garage of my choice - ie scoobybits.
so i had a choice of a 3.0 peugeot, a 2.5v6 vectra, a green rover 414 (lol joke), or a vauxhall signum. said i dont need anything that big, id rather have a little sporty hatch.
apparantly they would have given me a brand new scoob as a hire car, but id have to justify the expence to his insurers lol. cant be doing with the hassle, so im gonna go for a 4 seat hatch, to get my mrs and her mates to work, and the shopping in the boot.
they will even drop the car off at scoobybits for me to save hassle on my part. very helpful , and everything is going on his insurance!!!
just got to sort out a repair date.
25 April 2007, 08:08 PM
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another update. rung up my insurers today. i had two choices. i either claim on my insurance and then they claim off his insurance for the repairs etc, or i claim directly off his insurers for which i have no policy details etc.
so i deceided to keep it simple as poss. claiming on my insurance against his, as it was his fault and he has no leg to stand on in my and my insurers eyes.
couldnt believe it when they said i was entitled to a hire car even though im getting the repair work done at a garage of my choice - ie scoobybits.
so i had a choice of a 3.0 peugeot, a 2.5v6 vectra, a green rover 414 (lol joke), or a vauxhall signum. said i dont need anything that big, id rather have a little sporty hatch.
apparantly they would have given me a brand new scoob as a hire car, but id have to justify the expence to his insurers lol. cant be doing with the hassle, so im gonna go for a 4 seat hatch, to get my mrs and her mates to work, and the shopping in the boot.
they will even drop the car off at scoobybits for me to save hassle on my part. very helpful , and everything is going on his insurance!!!
just got to sort out a repair date.
so i deceided to keep it simple as poss. claiming on my insurance against his, as it was his fault and he has no leg to stand on in my and my insurers eyes.
couldnt believe it when they said i was entitled to a hire car even though im getting the repair work done at a garage of my choice - ie scoobybits.
so i had a choice of a 3.0 peugeot, a 2.5v6 vectra, a green rover 414 (lol joke), or a vauxhall signum. said i dont need anything that big, id rather have a little sporty hatch.
apparantly they would have given me a brand new scoob as a hire car, but id have to justify the expence to his insurers lol. cant be doing with the hassle, so im gonna go for a 4 seat hatch, to get my mrs and her mates to work, and the shopping in the boot.
they will even drop the car off at scoobybits for me to save hassle on my part. very helpful , and everything is going on his insurance!!!
just got to sort out a repair date.
25 April 2007, 08:15 PM
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hope so, just dont want any hassle on his insurers part. very simple to see whos at fault for all of this, just a case if they stick the boot in and try claim something different happened.
but the fact he has no front bumper and i have a car resembling a prawn cracker on the drivers side suggests 2+2 should be added together on this one.
andy
but the fact he has no front bumper and i have a car resembling a prawn cracker on the drivers side suggests 2+2 should be added together on this one.
andy
25 April 2007, 09:03 PM
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be wary tho,just cause he`s a "friend" dont mean he wont mix mash his owrds, are you claiming directly from his insurance,not ur own fully comp then getting it back, if ur going thru his, expect a good few weeks/month wait !
unless he`s 110% yep yep yep my fault my fault etc.
unless he`s 110% yep yep yep my fault my fault etc.
25 April 2007, 09:32 PM
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be wary tho,just cause he`s a "friend" dont mean he wont mix mash his owrds, are you claiming directly from his insurance,not ur own fully comp then getting it back, if ur going thru his, expect a good few weeks/month wait !
unless he`s 110% yep yep yep my fault my fault etc.
unless he`s 110% yep yep yep my fault my fault etc.
25 April 2007, 09:53 PM
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Far too much assumptio,unless the cops took statements from both of you, they just swept up and went on to the next one.
you realise u still need to pay ur excess etc.
good luck with it all.........
you realise u still need to pay ur excess etc.
good luck with it all.........