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Dipstik-sportech 09-25-2014 05:08 PM
But if you witnessed the accident and ran something over, shouldn't you have stuck around and talked to the police? At least then it might have been whoever was at faults insurance that would've covered your repair

radroach 09-25-2014 06:07 PM
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Originally Posted by Dipstik-sportech (Post 1960993)
But if you witnessed the accident and ran something over, shouldn't you have stuck around and talked to the police? At least then it might have been whoever was at faults insurance that would've covered your repair
I really didn't want to keep up with any of those responsibilities right at that time. It was dark, there was tons of debris everywhere, other cars were driving through it. Felt too dangerous to stand there, so I left.

aznatama 09-28-2014 10:18 AM
It's okay. Ppl who like to pay out of pocket for covered expenses help keep insurance lower for the rest of us. =)

t.chk 09-28-2014 11:15 PM
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Originally Posted by radroach (Post 1938980)
They said it's covered as a collision, by definition.

I have state farm, and I got a few tickets so I already have a high priced insurance premium. So I'm not going to file a claim because then they might label me as a higher risk driver.

Thanks for further advice! Found this thread which shows whole interior disassembly: http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=53511
I had state farm, 3 or more comprehensive claims in 5 years and they automatically drop you and everyone else on your policy. I know from experience.

wparsons 10-01-2014 10:27 PM
You're going to want more than just spot welding... you'll need to properly seal it with seam sealer on both sides after painting, before undercoat.


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