Originally posted by shreddermon
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Did the air bags go off? My wife was rear ended, but was able to drive the car home. Since both airbags deployed the car came within 1000.00 of being totalled. I think the insurance company took pity and repaired it. The payout was about 3 grand short of the payoff and we did not have gap coverage. I recommend that everyone look into gap coverage if you carry a note on your ride.
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Pat!! Sorry to hear about your accident but I'm very glad to hear that you're ok. The car can be fixed or replaced... your life and body... not so much. Could have been alot worse!Special deals for JCF members on Jackson/Charvel, Suhr, Anderson, Nash, Splawn, Bogner, LSL, Ibanez, Diezel, Friedman, Bad Cat, 3rd Power, Dr. Z, ENGL and more. FREE SHIPPING! 0% FINANCING!
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Mmm, hopefully it doesn't do any mental scarring. I've never been in an accident when I was driving, but am scared half senseless with other people now... was in a car that did a 180 over a bridge into the river. Not fun.
Good to hear that you're not hurt, t's are nasty.
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Took some pics yesterday.
Point of impact. Looks like mostly body panel damage, eh? Must admit, that puppy held pretty solid. Props to Mazda's design guys.
OK, here's the driver's side. That rear wheel's wasted, and hmmm....something's not quite right. Why is the whole body cockeye'd relative to that rear wheel?
Well, here's why. Force applied to passenger side by collision + immovable object on driver's side (concrete curb) = suspension-wasting sandwich.
Gotta wonder just how much more damage is down there. Broken axle, maybe? Frame damage?
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Originally posted by shreddermon View PostJust got T-boned, and my car left on a flatbed. Everyone's OK, but this certainly ain't going to be cheap for me. I jacked my insurance deductible up to a grand a year or two ago, $200+ for towing, going to need a rental for a while, etc etc.
Freakin ditzy girl didn't brake her car, and she totally rear-ended one guy. He, in turn, got pushed into slamming my car. T-boned me pretty well coming around a horseshoe corner. I never had a chance - couldn't even see it coming.
The only positive coming away from this is the troopers were cool to deal with, and I'm totally NOT at fault. Will have the accident report tomorrow. So it shouldn't hit my insurance premiums.
Sorry for venting...just P.O.'d right now.
Just glad your alright and your insurance shouldn't experience a hike either.
Theres crazy drivers out there, it doesn't take much with all the wacky drivers out there to have an accident.Peace, Love and Happieness and all that stuff...
"Anyone who tries to fling crap my way better have a really good crap flinger."
I personally do not care how it was built as long as it is a good playing/sounding instrument.
Yes, there's a bee in the pudding.
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This is the time those "Discount" insurance companies will come back to haunt you. I was T-Boned a few years back and tried dealing with the Insurance ompany of the lady who hit me (Allstate). At first they were cool and everything started to look good untill the lady that hit me decides a few days later that it wasn't her fault. That's when I called my insurance company (State Farm) and they really went to bat for me. They went and took all kinds of pictues of the instersection and kicked ass. It ended up having to go arbitration as they were only accepting 60% of the blame. Ya right, like I was 40% at fault when she ran out of a parking lot and ran straight into the side of my truck. Anyways, the arbitration found her 100% at fault and I wasn't out a dime in the end.
Matt
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I'm glad you weren't injuried. That's key.
What happens when both people have the same car insurance? I currently have Geico, which is pretty popular. Would they or other insurance carriers go thru the trouble of taking pictures, etc, if there were paying regardless since they cover both drivers?"Your work is ingenius…it’s quality work….and there are simply too many notes…that’s all, just cut a few, and it’ll be perfect."
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