| MrBSS |
Nov 12, 2007 09:31 AM |
Sorry to tell you, but chances are it will cost more to fix than the car is worth.
My pristine '97 Ultra was hit in the side in front of the driver-side front wheel. Didn't seem that bad; didn'tleak coolant or affect thepower train. Insurance company "totaled" it when estimate went over $4600. I am in the process of getting it fixed, but I'll still be spending about $4,000; and I could probably replace it for that.
If its not driveable, I would suggest you take good pictures and shop. If you get as many parts as possible from a yard ore-bay, and find a shop that needs some work, you might be able to justify it.
However,there are so many good used cars, for so little money these days, that you'll probably be better off replacing it. Sorry!
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