2012 Mustang 5.0 w/boss block 9k miles stolen and tottaled.
3/2/14, 07:58 PM
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2012 Mustang 5.0 w/boss block 9k miles stolen and tottaled.
Someone stole my car and crashed it in Richmond VA I have the following mods on it
Boss 302 Block (becasue I had that cylinder 8 issue)
Full Exhaust Stainless works LT headers Hiflo Cats and catbacks
Trutrac differential
Steeda lower control arms
and much much more the motor judt has about 9k miles on it....the MT82 in it was just rebuilt last year.... I did have a TR6060 in there at one point.
Insurance wont fix it..... I am paying $169 a month in storage for it.
What should I do? Im not going to fix it and I cant take all the parts off and sell them seperate...
It has navigation, 6 speed manual, interior upgrade package. Thanks
Boss 302 Block (becasue I had that cylinder 8 issue)
Full Exhaust Stainless works LT headers Hiflo Cats and catbacks
Trutrac differential
Steeda lower control arms
and much much more the motor judt has about 9k miles on it....the MT82 in it was just rebuilt last year.... I did have a TR6060 in there at one point.
Insurance wont fix it..... I am paying $169 a month in storage for it.
What should I do? Im not going to fix it and I cant take all the parts off and sell them seperate...
It has navigation, 6 speed manual, interior upgrade package. Thanks
3/3/14, 07:26 AM
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sorry to hear it... be hard n fight with ur insurance... cannt understand y they wont fix it.. dd they claim it as totalled... i had similar situation few months back... it went long... persistence n patience is the key. what r they saying
3/5/14, 12:29 PM
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Fender, door, relatively easy. Rear quarter needs to be cut off and new panel welded on. I'm guessing around 18K max (assuming no damage to drive train from the joy ride) and if that's all, it certainly is less than the of the wholesale value of the car and the insurance should have no issues repairing it.
And like everyone else has asked, how did the thief manage to steal it? You need the original chipped key to start it or be some kind of electronic genius. Maybe the crooks have some kind of a black box these days, I dunno......
And like everyone else has asked, how did the thief manage to steal it? You need the original chipped key to start it or be some kind of electronic genius. Maybe the crooks have some kind of a black box these days, I dunno......
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