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Re: Totalled Audi - rev 2
> Personally we DON't want it fixed, it's just too much damage. She
> cried until I told her we'll replace it with a Pearlescent 1994 90S.
My girlfriend's brand new (at the time) '93 Del Sol got creamed in a nasty
highway incident. Most of the damage was cosmetic, but extensive. I
personally would have just as soon total it and start over. But the
insurance company paid for it (over $7,000 in repairs).
The body shop guy, a good man and a friend, recommend we sell that thing
ASAP. He said to either sell it NOW or keep it forever. I would have sold
it, but she insisted on keeping it. The shop did a great job lining up the
panels, matching the paint, etc....but I've seen tell-tale signs of rust
where there wouldn't normally be any for a young car such as this. Rear
window doesn't roll up straight, etc.
If it's totalled...let it go. You'll be much happier in the end.
Chris
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