Subject	"Its not that hard"
Posted by	Z_Cherub on April 08, 2010 at 2:49 PM
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In Reply To	no problem posted by idrivefast on April 08, 2010 at 02:41 PM
Message	But apparently math is... Doing it your way, you'd get ~$5,000 blue book value, and about $5,000 for covered mods (your figures from above). You'd then have roughly $10,000. That's just enough to get you a decent stock or lightly moded TT. Assuming that you transfer your salvaged parts, you could still be left with a LONG way to go financially (suspension/brake/aero mods that need to be replaced after a crash, unsalvageable mods from the engine bay that need to be replaced - depending on the point(s) of impact, not to mention a few grand of maintenance items that should be done every time you get a new car). No thanks.
Follow Ups	Additional insurance coverage>>> - dusthis 11:47:04 04/08/10 Re: Additional insurance coverage>>> - ouikikazz 12:41:43 04/08/10 I always hate it when people say search - idrivefast 13:06:08 04/08/10 You should share your thoughts less. (n/m) - Z_Cherub 13:13:50 04/08/10 LoL (n/m) - Spongerider :) 13:18:42 04/08/10 Its all been said and done... - dpjax 13:16:42 04/08/10 Jennylicious, please go share your opipions with - HighPsi (NorCal) 14:00:57 04/08/10 no problem - idrivefast 14:41:53 04/08/10 "Its not that hard" - Z_Cherub 14:49:56 04/08/10 Umm, still stupid, 5k to buy a running tt, and in the - HighPsi (NorCal) 15:04:24 04/08/10 Technically, calling a car an "asset" is "purely retarded" - Z_Cherub 15:29:39 04/08/10 Actually, technically an Asset is defined as - HighPsi (NorCal) 15:55:32 04/08/10 You're correct. I chose my words poorly. - Z_Cherub 16:09:05 04/08/10 do me a favor, post all you want, just dont vote this nov (n/m) - LJZTT 15:37:56 04/08/10 Thanks! Looks like the key search word is 'stated value' ;) (n/m) - dusthis 13:57:52 04/08/10 good tt.netter :) (n/m) - Adam (NoVA) 14:03:31 04/08/10
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