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Old 10-27-2015, 02:49 PM   #15
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Don't think they would go for that one. I got hit by a very large, flying chunk of steel (I suspect it was a lower control arm) that a truck hit and threw at me. The adjuster asked me about 10 times if it was moving and hit me or if I hit it. Wasn't until the end of the conversation where she told me if it was moving it was comprehensive that I understood what the intense interest in the physics of the incident was all about.
Say if someone were to slingshot them
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Say if someone were to slingshot them
Now that just may work!
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Old 10-27-2015, 04:58 PM   #17
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But having it happen around Halloween would make it easier to get the adjuster to agree.
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Old 10-27-2015, 05:26 PM   #18
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Don't be so glib about the poor raccoon. Think of it's family waiting for it too come home. "Mommy where is daddy with the garbage?"



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I hit a piece of tire debris on the highway and it cracked my bumper by the tow hook pretty bad. I got that and some damage on my a-piller repaired for 900. Find a good body shop in your area and get a quote.


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I had some free time today and went by a Toyota body shop. Just from looking at it, i was told easily over $2,000 worth to start. bumper, paint, all of the underside plastics in front of the radiator, grill, apparently I also broke a fog light, and possible a 4 wheel alignment since i spun out. They said it could easily be worse once they get underneath the car. Seems to look more and more like i'll be going the insurance route.

now, i wonder if i can talk them into throwing in a full TRD lip kit...lol. thanks everyone for your help and advice!
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Old 10-28-2015, 01:33 PM   #21
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Lets see the damage.

I hit a tree stump that fell off a truck. It knicked up the bumper pretty good at the bottom and broke apart the grill. With a lot of handiwork/prep and $65 in supplies I fully repaired mine and most wouldn't be able to notice.

Saved me from submitting a claim (raising my premium) and saved me $800 on a new bumper.

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I had some free time today and went by a Toyota body shop. Just from looking at it, i was told easily over $2,000 worth to start. bumper, paint, all of the underside plastics in front of the radiator, grill, apparently I also broke a fog light, and possible a 4 wheel alignment since i spun out. They said it could easily be worse once they get underneath the car. Seems to look more and more like i'll be going the insurance route.

now, i wonder if i can talk them into throwing in a full TRD lip kit...lol. thanks everyone for your help and advice!
definitely get more than one quote.

You would be surprised at the price variance of some shops. I got rear ended a month or so after i purchased my car. the damage was minor but i was quoted 1200 by one shop and 1400 -1700 at a few others. Go to 2-4 if possible it will give you the best gauge on who to give your business.
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As previously mentioned, zip-ties. Give 'er the ole drifter's stitch.
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Same thing happened to me. Hit raccoon early one morning on my way to work. Broke the bumper, driving light & bezel, gravel guard, just like you. Unlike you, I had a deer hit me 3 days later in very dense fog, and took out the rest of the bumper, the headlight, hood, front fender, door, and rear quarter panel...did I mention I had already filed a claim on the raccoon damage and had to call my insurance company back and file another claim on the deer? They love me....
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OUCH, I'd pay my 100$ deductible and get my car fixed. I would not ride around with my car all torn apart. Is that skid plate knocked out? A racoon did all this? wow
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