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  1. #1
    Saab Junior
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    some F*****g t**t decided to drive into my gm900 se turbo at the supermarket the other day, my insurance company thinks it might have to be written off. If they do what is a good price to take??? if it is written off and it is a cat C or D what price should I pay for the repairs myself???

    The car is a 1994 (L) GM900 SE Turbo, in vgc. The damage is front bumper gone on near side, front wing on near side and indicator on near side gone.
    Thanks

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    If you don't think it's worth writing off or the insurance company are takign the p*ss with their offer, ask them to replace the car for an equal model.

    That usually brings them down to earth.

    Get a couple of estimates of good indy bodyshops as a guide.

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    Motor Mouth
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    New wing is about £600 as I am still waiting to get mine done (had a quote from Saab), bumber about £300ish and I guess indicator about £100 ish so with new parts about £1000 - probably getting close to economic write off in terms of what they value the car at. I have a GM900S turbo in A1 condition (apart from the dent). See what you can push them to and possibly offer to buy it back and get replacement parts from breakers?
    Mike

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