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| Tristan. |
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 Tristan. World Chat Champion

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 Posted: 19:20 - 28 Aug 2007 Post subject: So, what does a car bumper cost these days? |
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Silver bumper on a silver estate of some kind, an Astra or something similar.
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| Tristan. |
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 Tristan. World Chat Champion

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NTV650 footpeg hit it at around 40, barely winged it but there are big cracks spread across the entire corner.
My own stupid fault, dropped it on some diesel at a petrol station snapping my brake lever off, then on the journey home from there I was going far faster than I should of been given that fact, but I'd only had it two days. Came round a corner and saw cars, no brake lights on, presumed they were moving slowly, they were stationary, 10 yards and closing, rear brake not so good. Went into a bush to avoid rear ending him.
Should of been on me sodding CG but the axle nut fell off (really should buy a torque wrench ) and I had to leave it hidden at the side of the road the day before, and hitch hike some 60 miles home at midnight.
In fact I should probably start working out plans to get the poor bugger back home.
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As said before breakers is going to be your best bet, get the colour from the owner and do a national parts search for a bolt on replacement. If you tick it on for him make sure you tighten up all the nuts.  ____________________ Tristan the wrote: just whipped off my trousers to find a big bruise on my arse, caused by matt rear ending me... |
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Ask on a Vauxhall Forum! Sure people will be breaking them all over.  ____________________ 04 zx10r with mods - 187.4bhp at the wheel! :o |
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 syl World Chat Champion

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I had a new (rear) Astra bumper 3 years ago. Small ding in it when someone behind me failed to stop at a junction. I expected them to repair it (bit of filler and then spray) but they replaced it.
£600 all in. Vauxhall charge around £75 per hour labour.
2/3 of the cost was labour, spraying the new one. As they would have had to spray the entire bumper anyway, repairing the old one wouldn't have been much cheaper. ____________________ Current bike: Kawasaki Z750S |
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| Tristan. |
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 Tristan. World Chat Champion

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 Posted: 17:47 - 29 Aug 2007 Post subject: |
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Cheers for the advice then, shall get some idea what my insurance wilol be after making a claim, then decide which way to go, either way is shit though, cos my current cash was going towards a laptop for september uni, but I don;t want larger insurance for the rest of my life (especially the next few uni years)
I'm somehow going off topic on the off topic forum by making a post that should really be in the main one, but I don't think I'm warrenting a new post, anyway, new question: For a case like this how is it handled by the insurance company? Do they send someone out to look at the damage, or simply take his recipts of work done or what, is there anything that could be done to prevent them paying out.
Wish the bloke would get back to me, I've phoned twice and left my mobile number on his answerphone, but now I can't find his details
And Monkeypie: your actually in the same boat as the guy I hit
rINSR: wasn;t trying to see if I could fob him off, just get an idea of what it will cost me however he wants to do it
Colin1: Cheers, acually I didn't originally choose the name with the little under-name title thingies in mind, bu I supose it works. |
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 18 years, 168 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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