Another write off...for f##ks sake !pics added.

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It looked worse on the night in the dark.(if that makes sense lol)

[ashley]

Mate- gutted for you, glad you're ok though.

Not sure that looks unrepairable though

Hope you manage to get it sorted

[BLZ-8027]

That doesnt look too bad mate considering,get the bumper off and see what its like underneath

[MID LIFE CRISIS]

Mate- gutted for you, glad you're ok though.

Not sure that looks unrepairable though

Hope you manage to get it sorted

Would be very happy if the insurance repair her but you know what they're like, new parts , labour etc...= ££££££s

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That doesnt look too bad mate considering,get the bumper off and see what its like underneath

She's in storage now after being recovered so can't, would be nice to be nosey .

[Martin F]

shame you didn't stay a bit closer to me, i have everything you need to repair her, the only issue would be that its in super red 2

maybe someone a bit closer to you might come to the rescue, thats unless you have already made the claim

[MID LIFE CRISIS]

shame you didn't stay a bit closer to me, i have everything you need to repair her, the only issue would be that its in super red 2

maybe someone a bit closer to you might come to the rescue, thats unless you have already made the claim

The insurance co. have been told just waiting for the engineer to do his worst. I may buy her back given the right price of cause

[dawn]

I know when I had my motorbike crash the insurance paid me out in full and told me to scrap it myself.I sold the engine alone for £1200 and cleaned up

[Lauren]

Sorry to hear that.

I guess given the age of the car it's likely to be written off. Obviously you could buy it back. If you repair it it's worth thinking about how much it would cost and then the perceived value of it given it will be a Cat D.

Best option may be to accept that it's written off then you could buy it back and sell parts, if you are up for the hassle of that.

[MID LIFE CRISIS]

Sorry to hear that.

I guess given the age of the car it's likely to be written off. Obviously you could buy it back. If you repair it it's worth thinking about how much it would cost and then the perceived value of it given it will be a Cat D.

Best option may be to accept that it's written off then you could buy it back and sell parts, if you are up for the hassle of that.

Thanks Lauren, i understand what you're saying and will keep it in mind

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Hi there, just to let you all know the Insurance Co. had decided that she is a Total Loss, Cat. B. didn't look that bad I can't even buy her back and break her ! I'm having real trouble finding a nice one to replace her with too. Let me know if you see anything please

Jayson

[BLZ-8027]

Hi there, just to let you all know the Insurance Co. had decided that she is a Total Loss, Cat. B. didn't look that bad I can't even buy her back and break her ! I'm having real trouble finding a nice one to replace her with too. Let me know if you see anything please

Jayson

How much are you getting mate ?
i know where there is an auto N/A rev 1 ,or a rev2 turbo
both at a grand, and both taxed and tested

[Lauren]

Hi there, just to let you all know the Insurance Co. had decided that she is a Total Loss, Cat. B. didn't look that bad I can't even buy her back and break her ! I'm having real trouble finding a nice one to replace her with too. Let me know if you see anything please

Jayson

That's a shame, but I guess at least it gives you a better idea of where you are at with it. I'm thinking your focus now will be on procuring a fair deal from teh insurance company and then you can move on and buy another car which i'm guessing might just be an MR2?

[MID LIFE CRISIS]

Hi there, just to let you all know the Insurance Co. had decided that she is a Total Loss, Cat. B. didn't look that bad I can't even buy her back and break her ! I'm having real trouble finding a nice one to replace her with too. Let me know if you see anything please

Jayson

How much are you getting mate ?
i know where there is an auto N/A rev 1 ,or a rev2 turbo
both at a grand, and both taxed and tested

An agreed value of £1500 less £ 250 excess , so £1250 , and i may have a little more too lol , for the right car .

[dawolf]

I'm not surprised it was a write-off. I had a bump in a previous MR2 and the only damage was dented front wings, broken front bumper and smashed radiator. That was a Cat C I believe. Yours seems to have a fair bit more damage and it's 17 odd years old.