Wonder if the $1200 for the main harness is just for the harness or harness plus labor as that harness is no joke and would take a while to install.
Get that rental, the cost of the renting a car for however it would take to fix the car should be included in what they value your car at. What ive been told anyways
Wonder if the $1200 for the main harness is just for the harness or harness plus labor as that harness is no joke and would take a while to install.
The carpet must be on the list as well, anything vinyl or plastic will be etched with smoke as well and since it burned through the foam, I'd imagine that the residual fumes would be pretty toxic as well. Do not let them tell you that anything made of plastic, foam, or vinyl doesn't have to be replaced. And as mentioned, there is no way to tell if the glass is compromised so the safety factor also comes into play.
My dad was an insurance adjuster and up here in BC at the time, the formula was if repair cost + salvage value exceeded the replacement cost, it was a write-off.
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Get that rental, the cost of the renting a car for however it would take to fix the car should be included in what they value your car at. What ive been told anyways
If your insurance has "loss of use" definitely get the rental asap as that will put pressure on the insurance company to get moving as their cost goes up.
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Might be a good time to consider a 2013. Plus, with used car prices what they are right now I'd suggest calling dealerships, seeing if they have cars similar to yours in year/mileage and then presenting those numbers to the insurance company as well. Might get you a little more cash.
Then my 94 mustang which is my dd, 2 days after the fire started leaking coolant inside the car which means my heater core is toasted. Fml
I haven't spent much time under the hood of an SN95 but with the foxes you could just bypass the heater core and wait until you have some spare time seeing as it is summer right now. Just trying to help you out.
1 other thing to check into is that your Ins co specifies using only OEM parts and not aftermarket, because that could be an issue. Also check out the hourly labor rate at a local body shop to see what 80 hrs worth of labor would cost. These 2 items will increase the estimate.
that sucks rob, you seem to have the awesome luck with cars i have lol. except yours is worse cause you have multiple vehicles
Usually they ballpark the average $ figure per hour of labor on the estimate. So that is probably factored in already. One thing to think about too is how much of that stuff has settled into your hvac system, its all plastic, so I would say all hvac ducting would need to be replaced, carpets, seats (including cushions), rear deck(carpet below the rear window) Probably some smelly shit in the trunk as well.
Like stated by someone before (cant remember who, sorry) once they hit them with the supplemental repairs(additional repairs found once torn down) it will be a total loss.