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Old 13th July 2008, 20:18   #11
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Yay! I win!

Out of interest, what year is your car Stubie?
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Old 13th July 2008, 20:18   #12
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woohooo I win, as a prize can I bring my flag to the meet?

(did I tell you I have a flag?)
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Old 13th July 2008, 20:32   #13
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Yay! I win!

Out of interest, what year is your car Stubie?

It's a 2004 mark1 - I've seen some stickers that state build date Jan 2004.

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Old 13th July 2008, 22:48   #14
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I have been neglecting the car since I had the shunt but as she's going in to the bodyshop of Wednesday to get fixed I gave her a clean and polish today.

Anyone want to guess the cost of the fix, new wing, materials and labour?


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Right haven't looked at anyone else's answer yet, and I have no benchmark to compare this so as a complete stab in the dark I'll say £450.

Oh well, a mile out, there's a surprise!
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Old 13th July 2008, 23:20   #15
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Right haven't looked at anyone else's answer yet, and I have no benchmark to compare this so as a complete stab in the dark I'll say £450.

Oh well, a mile out, there's a surprise!
When I was waiting for the quote I tried to guess myself what it would come to and it came down to between £400-£500 so I was surprised that it was so much, however initially one fo these accident management companies was assigned the case and after getting the run around for about 4 days I decided to organise it myself with a bodyshop I know can provide a good quality service. At least this way I know how much it is costing

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