Subject	depends on the year of the vehicle. I "think"
Posted by	LordZ on September 04, 2003 at 8:00 AM
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In Reply To	Perfect, *someone* should know then since we have a big posted by SeedyROM on September 03, 2003 at 11:34 PM
Message	anything older than 3 years they can put used parts on. Not 100% sure of the age but I know fairly new cars they are required to use new. But as always you can request they use only new oem parts. Shop around for good quality body shops.
Follow Ups	Questions about insurance and my claim for hail damage. - Zmas 23:25:37 09/03/03 I know in many states they MUST use new parts but I have - SeedyROM 23:28:19 09/03/03 I live in Texas btw..but not for long... (n/m) - Zmas 23:30:32 09/03/03 Perfect, *someone* should know then since we have a big - SeedyROM 23:34:52 09/03/03 You've got mail. (n/m) - Kenny 9 psi 23:38:10 09/03/03 it's legal unfortunately (n/m) - yt nitram 03:13:56 09/04/03 depends on the year of the vehicle. I "think" - LordZ 08:00:16 09/04/03 That's the same way it is in IN & KY also. (n/m) - boileralum 09:45:03 09/04/03 So you CAN request new parts? - SeedyROM 10:06:17 09/04/03 Depending on age they don't have to pay for full - LordZ 14:50:28 09/04/03 Another option would be to pay the difference between the - olyar15 01:07:00 09/04/03
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