Comprehensive insurance FTW.
02-22-2010, 10:13 PM
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Comprehensive insurance FTW.
If you don't have it on your OTM, get it. This is about to cost my insurance company over $3700 to fix.
Came around a corner on the way back from WSIR on Saturday night and a ******* black cow was standing square in the middle of the road. I didn't quite realize what it was for a moment since it blended into the road, and then by the time I had figured out what was going on I was on top of it. ~60mph initial speed, I probably hit it doing 40ish. Fender, turn signal, door trim on front and rear doors, a dent in the c-pillar, and paint for the left front corner comes to $3750. If it had been two feet further to the right I'd probably be shopping for a new truck right now.
If I can polish the scuffs out of the door and trim panels, a PDR guy can definitely get the dent in the C pillar and a perfect fender looks to be around $500 with the trim molding. Hopefully I can end up a couple grand in-pocket.
Came around a corner on the way back from WSIR on Saturday night and a ******* black cow was standing square in the middle of the road. I didn't quite realize what it was for a moment since it blended into the road, and then by the time I had figured out what was going on I was on top of it. ~60mph initial speed, I probably hit it doing 40ish. Fender, turn signal, door trim on front and rear doors, a dent in the c-pillar, and paint for the left front corner comes to $3750. If it had been two feet further to the right I'd probably be shopping for a new truck right now.
If I can polish the scuffs out of the door and trim panels, a PDR guy can definitely get the dent in the C pillar and a perfect fender looks to be around $500 with the trim molding. Hopefully I can end up a couple grand in-pocket.
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02-22-2010, 10:53 PM
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Looking at that the cow might have walked away if you didn't break it's legs with the trailer. They do MAJOR damage and sometimes still walk away. I've seen them do more damage than that when the truck is sitting still.
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02-22-2010, 11:14 PM
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Take the extra money and buy these, i lol'd when i saw the Light weight.
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03-08-2010, 07:43 AM
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Originally Posted by Savington
If you don't have it on your OTM, get it. This is about to cost my insurance company over $3700 to fix.
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03-08-2010, 07:46 AM
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I was driving a VW Golf late at night after a Springsteen concert.
I came around a sharp bend and someone before me had nailed a cow hard.
It spread gallons of gore across the the road. Cow guts are almost as slippery as snow if you have enough quantity. I was sideways before I knew it and almost ended up in the woods.
I came around a sharp bend and someone before me had nailed a cow hard.
It spread gallons of gore across the the road. Cow guts are almost as slippery as snow if you have enough quantity. I was sideways before I knew it and almost ended up in the woods.
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