matt insurance company are doing what they do best....squirming.they said their seems to be a problem as he paid in full the insurance premium and it caused a computer glitch!? also the courtesy car within 24 hours seems to have not shown up and now its 72 hours can't wait to see whats gone awol off it since Friday
fully comp so it'll be a buy back if the price is right,alloys might be knackered a bit.interior seemed okay,rear bumper might be okay. engine was still running after the crash....God Bless VAG.bose and cd changer okay. gearbox has to be dodgy.
I'm thinking the drivers seat might need a bit of an airing though. Good to know he's still in one piece.
hes been paid up and they took the car so no offer was put at the table and they weren't willing to either. hes bought a ford focus now
first of all nice crash thats my kind of crash ... you might like this, i've got a 325ti 51plate and when it got hit the insurance said they would give me like for like as a curtasy car, i thought yeah right you mean a mondeo but no i had a call on day from the missus saying the insurance man was here with my curtesy car, when i turned up he was standing there with a brand new c220 cdi, fookin ace mate. thing is 4 weeks later i wrote it of drifting , cost me 500.00 for the excess bull-hocks i thought they're gonna give me a micra for sure but no the thoughtb it best to give me a E320cdi "57" plate so i was out drifting for the next 12 weeks in a brand new merc, life aint so bad when you have a knock..
DAM IT whens it gonna be my turn to message in "it should polish out" as a newbie (forum user) my turn must be next...from now on i must glue my self to this thread section
Local farmer probably put the mud on the road, the same farmer that owns the hedge he destroyed and the field the car's in. Once its in the hands of an insurance company, farmers have been known to charge 500 per square metre, to the insurance company, for damage to agricultural land and hedges, walls, fencing, etc. Stone walls are the worst - quite a skilled job to rebuild those. Of course, its pretty difficult to conclude a claim without recovery of the car, and its quite hard to pick the car up without the recovery truck driving on the farmer's land. So I'd suggest best not to pursue the guy who put the mud on the road.....could end up quite costly.....
mud is from a quarry (not the farmers) a mile down the road and there is still a big gap in the hedge,pass there everyday and still think how?!