I got T-boned yesterday pics

[SkipB]

Charles,

All good moves! It sounds like you are headed in the right direction.

I do have a question. How did you get that cut? Seems to be in an odd spot for the collision you had. Just curious. I hope it is all healed up by now.

SkipB

[charles roybal]

Originally Posted by SkipB

Charles,

All good moves! It sounds like you are headed in the right direction.

I do have a question. How did you get that cut? Seems to be in an odd spot for the collision you had. Just curious. I hope it is all healed up by now.

SkipB

Skip the cut on my neck was from the shoulder harness the cut on my back form the door hinge.

[Francis]

Charles...one thing to add....
if there is any inclination of a "total loss", your insureance should subrogate on your behalf. Hopefully, you have a "stated value" policy (common with classic cars). that should the payout - end of discussion. Your insurance co should stand by that value and that's the value your insurance should try to get from the other insurance co. The appraisal is already done, it is the stated value of your insured value.

Otherwise, what is noted previously works (parts list etc., but it's the repair labor that will put it over the top, mechanical, body, paint, etc. I'd bet there is at least $16,000+ of labor and 4-6 months of work.
Francis