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Ouch, 6'8" and Crossfit don't usually mix. Good luck to ya.
All the best seem to be sub-5'11
It's got its disadvantages, but I really do enjoy it. I just have a crazy long range of motion for all the lifts. I'm used to it though, not like I can change it
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Awesome! Can't wait to see it finished
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Sucks. Seen that car around a couple times
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Congrats! Best of luck to you.
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Good info.
Big into crossfit here. Biggest goals for 2014:
sub 4 hour marathon
300# back squat
Currently 6'8" right around 225lbs
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Long shot, but if somebody has some ported 243 heads they'd be willing to sell that would be great.
Let me know
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I work for Allstate as an Auto Claims Adjuster so this is actually what I handle day-to-day. What happened is that an initial estimate was written for damages that could be seen at the time. Once the repair facility tore the car down, they found additional damages and called in a supplement to AS saying that they needed more parts/repair time/money. The supplement crossed the total loss threshold, making your car financially unrepairable.
I can only speak of how my unit (South California MCO) handles things, but if a supplement is written, that means an adjuster from AS saw the car, since they are the ones in charge of verifying shop supplement requests and cashing the check.
If the field adjuster who saw your car confirmed it was a total loss, they would have been the ones to call you and explain that, as well as how AS determines their ACV (Actual Cash Value) on the vehicle.
Who did you speak with on the phone, telling you that the car was a total?
Nobody directly told me that the car was a total loss. They told me the car will be repaired and it will be done around January 10th.
Is there a certain percentage that has to be met before the car is totaled? I've always heard 80% but don't know if thats true.
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Yep. This happened to me on a civic about 10 years ago. They had an original estimate of $5000, started the work and bumped it to 9,000 immediately, ended up over $11k. Insurance co. Was pissed, I was pissed, shop was elated
That's what I was figuring they were doing. Hopefully I get some answers tomorrow morning.
They made sure to wait until after they had ordered all the parts and started the work before saying "oh hey there's another $5000 we discovered". The parts they say they need the extra money for are obvious things too that should have easily been seen initially.
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I contacted my adjuster but they are out of the office for the weekend. I'll be trying again first thing in the morning.
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Even more surprising, I'd expect them to total it out as well.
That's what I was expecting. The shop is the one that called me and left a voicemail with the damage amount. I called the insurance adjuster and left a voicemail asking her to call back ASAP.
The other crappy part is they are telling me January 10th before I get it back. I wrecked it on Dec. 6th.
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It's usually 80-85% of the value of the car. My dad own's an Allstate Agency, I can ask him.
That would be great if you could
Blue book for retail or wholesale?Retail.
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Hopefully some of you guys can help me out here.
I posted a few days back that my Mustang had been wrecked. The initial report from the insurance was that the damage totaled $9,800. They started ordering parts for it and what not.
Fast forward to today, they call me again. They say they found a bunch more stuff that needs fixed and need another $5,000 to repair the car, totaling $14,800 in repairs.
I'm wondering why they didn't just total it? The blue book on the car is $15,300. I always thought the damage had to be something like 80% or more of the value of the car in order for it to be totaled.
Anybody have any info on this? Insurance company is AllState if that matters.
Thanks
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+1 for PPC. Had them do a few for me over the years
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I'm going as always but won't know a date until it gets closer.
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I like it as long it's done on the right pieces and it isn't everywhere
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When they call you and tell you it's salvageable, tell them you want it to look like this
http://monterey.craigslist.org/cto/4224953128.html
when it's done.
That thing makes me laugh every time I see it lol
That sucks.Is it the V6? I don't see any GT badges
Yea just the V6. I commute a lot so I needed the fuel mileage.
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I DD'd my Mustang year round for almost 8 years before I start building a stable so I feel your pain. In the 90s the Traction control is almost a joke, never once put a set of snow tires on her and made it through with hardly a scratch. Definitely some moments where you are puckered up though. I've never turned one of your generation sideways, does it slide predictably or no? Mine once you can feel her break loose you can just kind of work with it...up to a point.
Glad you are ok though!
As soon as it broke loose I knew exactly where it was going to go.
Company came and towed the car away today. After going over it real closely in the day light the door got bent up pretty good as well.
Said they'd call in the next 2 days to update me
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ill be the dick here...
newb...
Heh, I'd like to blame it on my negligence of not getting snow tires early enough
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It'll never drive the same.
It looks to just be body damage. Front suspension didn't get hit and from what I can tell under the hood nothing major got hit. Guess we'll see though
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Sell it.
If they're fixing it I'm going to keep it. I really like the car a lot.
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Sucks, glad you're ok.
No Traction Control? Got TRAC. on my ('92) SC300, works marvelously in the Snow/Rain. I turn it off and the car becomes a death trap...
It has that AdvanceTrac system that was going nuts when the car started sliding. I think it was just too icey for even that.
sucks Brian.. I can have snows same day if you need em. call me at work 729-6027Thanks, I'll keep that in mind. Just need to wait and see what the insurance wants to do with it.
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If the car gets repaired and isn't totaled I'll be mounting my winter setup asap lol
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Small world, my friend Jimmy mentioned this to me earlier. Apparently he's also a friend of yours too (Jim Mitchell).
That sucks man, sorry to see.
I used to work with Jim! Great guy
Was this on Rt 33 near 42 exit by any chance.Nope. Happened out in the country about a mile from my house.
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That sucks because that's gonna be a pricy repair.
Just costing me my deductible thankfully.
FUCKING SNOW TIRES guys. Saw a guy facing the wrong way in I70W downtown last night. Black 350/370Z.Glad you're ok.
Was actually going to order some with my next paycheck :fuuuu:
Had no problems doing 65 in a $1000 truck.Glad you are (hopefully) alright though.
I'm ok. Burned my hand a little from the airbag firing but I'm good.
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