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Alberta Stone

Glad to hear the kids are alright.

I had a similar one a long time ago. I had parked my truck on the front street and had just made a long list of all the things that needed work and was not very happy about it as the list was on the expensive side, so I grumbled about that for a while and went to bed.
I think I had the lights off for about 5 minutes when an almighty crash comes from the front street.
I run outside and see this smallish man pelting off down the road and a trans-am adhered to the rear of my truck with steam clouds rising.
Short of it was the police (who brought dogs) couldn't track the fellow as he was clever and lost them and the owner had an alibi saying he was drunk at a friends house and the car had been stolen.
Short of it was the insurance paid out and I was able to upgrade to a van that needed far less work done.
 
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Deleted member 9966

if the chassis is buckled and the axle and tow bar are now compromised, insurers are less likely to repair as they cannot be sure of the structural integrity of the vehicle anymore.

my brother in law had his small car written off after an accident because he told his insurers that he didn't feel safe or comfortable driving it anymore. the insurers had been on the cusp of deciding to repair or write off and that piece of information made them decide to write it off.

if you get chance to Doug, when the insurance assessor goes out to inspect the truck, try to be there and go round the car with him. you'll get a better understanding of what they're doing then.
 

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